Jaejoon Kim

Recent Master's graduate in Criminal Justice, with graduate certification in Cybercrime Investigations and Cybersecurity. I am aspiring to become a legal expert in the area of cyber, as well as being well-versed in relevant international legal frameworks. 

Graduate Research Assistant at Boston University, Metropolitan College 
Data Research and Content Analysis for Article Publications

●  Conducted in-depth legal reviews on emerging criminal trends  including, but not limited to: identity theft, internet fraud, CSAM(child sexual abuse material), NIST CSF, GDPR, data privacy laws, etc.

●  Presentation at the 2023 American Society of Criminology (ASC) conference, titled: “A Comparative Justice Analysis of the EU and the US: Regulatory Frameworks in the Prevention of Internet Fraud and Identity Theft”.

●  Book Chapters Co-Author on “13: Macro and Micro Approaches to Computer Crime” and “14: Cyberterrorism: Crime Patterns and Preventive Measures” for Choi, K.-S., Kang, W., Back, S., & Park, I. (2023). Cybercriminology. Pakyoungsa.

1. DOJ Sponsored OJJDP Internet Crimes Against Children Training

- Certications issued on OSINT/ Crypto & Financial Crimes/ Blockchain Forensics Investigations. Prociency in OSINT tools, Subpoena procedures, KYC, AML, and De transactions leading to data analysis and presentation. - Using Maltego for investigating crypto wallet address transactions, IP tracking, and transaction activity details.
- Using Breadcrumbs and Blockchair (open-source tool) for malicious actor investigation

2. Boston University Cybercrime Investigation & Cybersecurity Course Trainings

Cyberterrorism and Cyber Defense course trainings on utilizing Nmap, OpenVAS, Simulating DDoS/ UDP/SYN ooding, etc.