Alain STEVENS · +33(0)6 12 55 19 80 · contact@pacta.com · Cybercrime · Cybersecurity

A BACKGROUND PUT TO WORK

Past experience. Present-day engineering.

My earlier work with computer-based investigations now informs a different profession: building software, teaching techniques and providing technical advice.

A three-stage timeline of professional experience.

A CLEAR PROFESSIONAL ROLE

Experience informs the method, not the service category.

Past investigations highlighted how fragile data, online identities and digital systems can be. That perspective now supports software design and teaching, rather than investigative assignments.

Individuals and organisations may seek help using their digital resources without handing Pacta Cyber Lab a search about identifiable people.

Professional timeline from early digital investigation work to software design

MILESTONES

A background shaped over several decades

1990s

Early computer-related investigations

Professional experience built when online traces were first changing how fraud and digital incidents were understood.

2016

A name attached to that journey

The Cyberdétective trademark was filed, building on a background linked to computing and cybercrime topics.

2019

A newer professional direction

A technology consulting activity took shape around end users, education and application development.

Today

Building and sharing

Services now focus on technical support, learning and software. No private investigation assignments are undertaken for clients.

PRINCIPLES

Methods that keep people in control

The goal is to provide practical software and clear explanations while accounting for verification, privacy and the limits of any result.

Context matters

A result is more useful when its source and date can be checked.

Defined boundaries

Software can organise clues without establishing identity or legal certainty.

Independent use

The person using the software stays responsible for the actions taken.

Have a problem worth solving?

An initial description is enough to explore what kind of technical support would be useful.

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