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ntntn.io

Independent consulting / Seattle, WA

Digital forensics.
Practical AI.

I help legal teams understand digital evidence and businesses turn complex workflows into reliable AI systems.

Work directly with Trinity Harrison. Over 25 years of software engineering, principal-level production ownership, and SANS forensic and security training.

Book a free 15-minute call

Two ways to work together

Digital forensics and AI consulting services.

01 / Digital evidence

For legal and forensic teams

Focused analysis of digital records, with clear methods, source references, and explicit limits on what the evidence can establish.

  • Deleted-file recovery and filesystem forensics
  • Windows artifacts and event timelines
  • Mobile device forensics (Android and iOS)
  • Email and log chronology
  • Custom parsing and data correlation
  • Technical findings and review of existing analyses

Begin with a defined question and an agreed set of data. Collection, specialist examinations, and testimony are scoped separately.

Discuss an evidence question

02 / AI engineering

For businesses and technical teams

Give your team time back with custom AI agents that reduce repetitive work, turn documents into usable data, and make internal knowledge easier to find. Built around your existing systems, with tested outputs and human approval where it matters.

  • Document intake and structured extraction
  • Internal knowledge and analyst tools
  • Workflow and API integrations
  • Evaluation, logging, and approval steps

Agree on the time saved, quality of results, and oversight you need. Measure the first implementation against those goals before expanding.

Discuss a workflow

Pro bono / Public defense & access

For people and defense teams with limited resources.

I consider pro bono digital-forensics and technical support for public defenders, defense teams, and people who cannot afford help. Requests are reviewed case by case, based on fit, scope, and available capacity.

Learn more and request pro bono support →

Your consultant

Hi, I'm Trinity.

For decades, I have built a career turning difficult ideas into working software. My experience spans production backend architecture, distributed systems, applied AI, and data-intensive products. I work hands-on, from the first prototype through reliable operation and delivery.

Today, I combine that engineering experience with digital forensics, security, and hands-on agent development. I completed the SANS Applied Cybersecurity Certificate with honors in 2026 and built TRUDI, an open-source multi-agent forensic investigation system.

ntntn is intention, without the vowels. io is input/output: The Intention Engine. The practice starts with understanding what you want to achieve, then building something that helps you get there.

  • GCFA / Forensic Analyst
  • GCIH / Incident Handler
  • GSEC / Security Essentials
  • GFACT / Foundational Cybersecurity Technologies
All certifications and verification links

Selected independent work

Built to make the work inspectable.

TRUDI

Multi-agent forensic investigation with evidence-linked logs, adversarial review, and resumable sessions. Placed second in the 2026 SANS Find Evil hackathon.

VERA

An evidence-recording CLI that executes, records, and hashes analyst commands to create verifiable investigation trails.

A clear starting point

Define. Examine. Deliver.

  1. Define the question

    Discuss the problem, relevant systems, and the outcome you need.

  2. Agree on the scope

    Set the inputs, deliverables, fees, and data-handling arrangements.

  3. Deliver something useful

    Receive a clear technical analysis or a tested workflow with a handover.

Start a conversation

What are you trying to figure out?

A question about digital evidence, a workflow that takes too long, or an idea that needs an engineer. Tell me a little about it.

hi@ntntn.io

Or book a free 15-minute call →

In case of emergency: contact me directly →

Please keep initial inquiries free of evidence and confidential case material. We will agree on how to share sensitive data before work begins.