Jonathan Rajewski

Jonathan has been helping clients navigate and find resolutions for some of the world’s most impactful cybercrime threats for 20 years. Mr. Rajewski has experience with both civil and criminal digital forensic investigations and provides expert witness digital forensic testimony (written and oral). Jonathan’s technical expertise and passion for helping others complements his ability to investigate, empower, and advise organizations on how to properly approach the ever-growing cyber threats on the Internet.

Jonathan is a sought-out expert to help clients, prepare for and respond to, regulatory and class-action lawsuits resulting from cyber data breaches.

Prior to joining CRA, Jonathan was the digital forensic and incident response practice leader at a leading consulting firm. Before that, Jonathan was the Founder & Director of the Senator Patrick Leahy Center for Digital Investigation at Champlain College in Burlington, Vermont, where he was program director and lead professor for the computer forensic program. He was also a member of the Vermont Internet Crimes Against Children Task Force and served as a member of the Vermont Governor’s Cyber Security Advisory Team.

He was the Founding Chair of the Board of Directors for BTV Ignite, an independent nonprofit focused on the creation of next generation gigabit infrastructure. Jonathan was also an advisor to Minim, an AI-driven Wi-Fi management and IoT security platform. He holds a patent – System and method for device context and device security (US Patent number 11616793).

Jonathan presented on the TEDx stage in Buffalo, New York, and awarded the 4 under 40 award from his undergraduate alma mater, Hilbert College (Hamburg, New York). He also received the C. Bader Alumni Leadership Award from his graduate alma mater, Champlain College. He was named the Digital Forensic Examiner of the year by Forensic4Cast and given the Director’s Community Leadership Award from the Federal Bureau of Investigation.