Keith Wojcieszek

Keith Wojcieszek is a noted authority on cyber and intelligence topics and is a strategic problem solver who draws on a wealth of advanced technical expertise and extensive experience working with diverse international stakeholders on complex transnational investigations and initiatives.

Mr. Wojcieszek is a leader in FTI Consulting’s cyber threat intelligence function. He regularly advises on cyber investigations, intellectual property theft, data breach investigations, computer intrusions, account fraud, money laundering and employee misconduct, leveraging complex investigative methodologies and providing findings and recommendations to counsel and corporate executives.

Prior to joining FTI Consulting, Mr. Wojcieszek founded a global cyber threat intelligence program at an advisory firm, where he managed a wide range of cyber crime, data loss and incident response investigations. Mr. Wojcieszek has served as a certified expert witness in court proceedings and is frequently asked to speak as a thought leader.

Mr. Wojcieszek joined the U.S. Secret Service (“USSS”) in 2002, ultimately leading the USSS Cyber Intelligence Section, Criminal Investigation Division, where he managed the agency’s national response to cyber investigative initiatives focused on protecting the financial infrastructure of the United States. In this role, Mr. Wojcieszek also coordinated complex international investigations that targeted transnational organized crime networks, with an emphasis on cyber and information security. Under his leadership, a number of these cases resulted in the apprehension of highly sophisticated cyber criminals who collectively were responsible for causing more than $1 billion in financial losses.

From 2012 to 2016, Mr. Wojcieszek was an integral member of protection details for the President, Vice President, Homeland Security Advisor to Terrorism and Presidential Chief of Staff. During his time with the Presidential Protection Division, Mr. Wojcieszek led physical security for protection assignments and was also responsible for creating, establishing and implementing physical security and emergency action protocols.