Dan Jackman retired from the Louisville Metro Police Department (LMPD)  in 2017 with almost 21 years of experience.   While working for LMPD he performed forensic examinations of various mobile devices including cell phones, tablets, and MP3s.  He acquired several certifications related to mobile forensics and investigations (see below).  He had worked for 12 years in the Crimes Against Children Unit investigating instances of child exploitation that occurred on the Internet.  Jackman was recognized as an expert witness in Federal Court regarding incidents of online chatting/communication.  He has received national recognition for his investigative work in child abuse.  Jackman is  certified by the Department of Criminal Justice Training as a Law Enforcement Instructor for the Commonwealth of Kentucky and has developed courses to teach first responders how to investigate and handle digital evidence. 

Jackman has also spent 6 years on the FBI’s Cyber Crime Task Force continuing to investigate instances of child exploitation and cases involving Ransomware, Cyber Intrusion, and Hacking.  He has been the keynote speaker at several conferences and training seminars.