Cybercrime Content Strategist and Victim Advocacy Writer
"Online abuse can happen to anyone — my job is to make sure they know what to do next."
— Benjamin Carpenter
Benjamin Carpenter is a digital safety content specialist dedicated to empowering individuals and organizations with the knowledge and tools to defend themselves against cybercriminals. With a background in communication and a deep understanding of online threats, Benjamin focuses on creating content that bridges the gap between a general unawareness of cyber threats and application of the best online safety practices.
Expertise
Benjamin’s work centers around some of the most pressing and emotionally charged areas in cybersecurity today:
- Data breach response and regulatory compliance
- Legal protections against non-consensual image sharing (NCII)
- Blackmail and sextortion response strategies
- Victim-centered resources and education
- Analysis of trending cybercrime tactics
Role at Digital Forensics Corp.
At Digital Forensics Corp., Benjamin plays a critical role in creating valuable educational content for victims, families, and corporate teams. He collaborates with cybercrime experts and legal professionals to ensure accuracy, and his work helps readers navigate crises with confidence. Benjamin’s content has become a go-to resource for individuals facing cybercrime, and he has developed subject-matter depth in:
- Sextortion and blackmail targeting minors and adults
- U.S. and international legislation related to image-based sexual abuse
- Incident response frameworks for individuals, families, and organizations under attack
Notable Publications & Projects
- “Sextortion Targeting Minors: A Booklet for Parents” – A parent-friendly resource on how to identify warning signs, talk to children at risk, and prevent manipulation by online predators.
- LinkedIn Educational Campaign for IT Security Professionals – A content series exploring digital privacy law, NCII laws, and organizational incident response plans.
- “Sextortion: A Comprehensive Guide” – A long-form resource going through sextortion tactics, victim support organizations, and the value of cybercrime experts.
Professional Values
Benjamin believes digital safety content should be practical, empathetic, and transparent. His approach combines:
- Insights from cybersecurity experts
- Real accounts from cybercrime victims
- Empirical data from industry research
Education
- B.S. in Communication and Media Studies
Ohio University
