Digital forensics investigators’ careers significantly overlap with those of the social sciences. Understanding human behavior, motivation, and social dynamics within the digital realm is involved in the profession. A number of ethical issues come into play when investigators have to balance privacy concerns with investigative needs. Social problems they usually face, such as fraud, cyberbullying, and threats, require insight into both societal norms and workplace cultures. It requires not only technical expertise but also a deep understanding of human psychology and social structures. In this rapidly changing field, professionals must update their methods to consider the social effects of their investigations on both individuals and organizations. Such a multidisciplinary approach points out how digital forensics bridges technology and social sciences in the handling of contemporary cyber-related problems.