Davin Teo’s pathway into digital forensics is an interesting example of how careers in this field can appear unexpectedly. Initially hired as an accountant, Teo found himself drawn to information technology, which led him into the world of digital forensics. He highlights how many people do not actively choose this profession but are often placed into it. Digital forensics investigators rely heavily on social sciences, as their work requires an understanding of human behavior to investigate the actions of cybercriminals. This field blends criminology, psychology, and law, as investigators must follow legal procedures while also understanding human tendencies to uncover digital traces. Teo’s journey is a reminder that the field of digital forensics has evolved alongside technological advancements, requiring investigators to not only gather data but also understand the psychological and social context of the individuals behind cybercrimes.