Dr. Ceren Küpeli
Legal counsel at SecureCodingHub. Advises organizations on cybercrime response, digital evidence, and reputational risk — with a focus on AI-enabled offenses, cyber fraud, and online victimization. Background spans cyber criminology research, digital forensics, and legal advisory. Bilingual: Turkish, English.
Dr. Ceren Küpeli is legal counsel at SecureCodingHub, working at the intersection of law, cyber criminology, and digital forensics. She advises companies on managing cyber risk, responding to incidents, and structuring defensible approaches to digital evidence within legal and regulatory frameworks. Her practice emphasizes AI-enabled anonymous offenses, cyber fraud schemes, and complex cases of online victimization.
Her work covers end-to-end cyber incident advisory: from the identification and preservation of digital evidence through legal strategy development and coordination with forensic teams. She works closely with corporate clients, in-house legal departments, and external stakeholders to translate technical findings into legally actionable positions — particularly in disputes, internal investigations, and reputational risk scenarios.
Alongside her advisory work, Ceren's academic background in cyber criminology focuses on offender behavior, digital trace analysis, and detection mechanisms. That dual perspective shapes the questions she addresses in practice: what qualifies as admissible and persuasive digital evidence, how AI tools are reshaping offender anonymity, and where existing legal frameworks fall short against evolving cyber threats. At SecureCodingHub she writes on cybercrime law for engineering teams, the legal anatomy of incident response, evidence preservation across CI/CD environments, and the regulatory landscape developers should know about.