DIGITAL FORENSIC EXAMINER — BOCA RATON, FL

Wanderson
Castilho

Most digital forensics companies sell you a lab. We introduce you to a person.

SUMMARY OF RECORD REF. 1999–2026

Enetsec is a digital forensics and cybercrime laboratory in Boca Raton, Florida, founded in 1999 by physicist Wanderson Castilho. The lab recovers and authenticates digital evidence for attorneys, companies, families and law enforcement. Castilho has given 40 depositions as an expert witness in the past four years and has analysed more than 6,000 cases.

IN PRACTICE SINCE 1999 40 DEPOSITIONS / 4 YRS 6,000+ CASES ANALYSED

DIGITAL FORENSICS & CYBERCRIME LABORATORY · EST. 1999

Wanderson Castilho, founder and principal examiner of Enetsec, photographed against a white ground.
EXAMINER OF RECORD
CCE · CELLEBRITE · ACCESSDATA · BSc PHYSICS · 4 PUBLISHED BOOKS

Founder & Principal Examiner,
Enetsec – Cybercrime & Digital Forensics

FIG. 01 — THE EXAMINER WHOSE NAME GOES ON THE REPORT

EXHIBIT 01 · THE RECORD

The proof, before the pitch.

1999

IN PRACTICE SINCE

Founded in Curitiba, Brazil. US operations established 2019; laboratory in Boca Raton.

40

DEPOSITIONS · SEAK DIRECTORY 2025

Forty depositions given as an expert witness in the past four years.

4.8

22 GOOGLE REVIEWS

Attorneys, corporate officers and families — in the same review feed.

4

PUBLISHED BOOKS

Including 100 Critical Facts About the World’s Cybercrime (Editora Esplendor, 2018).

6,000+

CASES ANALYSED

Across two decades, two countries and every class of digital evidence.

CASE FILE — 2007 One case is worth naming. RE: LEONEL, R. · LEI 13.772/2018

In 2007 Castilho examined the matter of Rose Leonel, a Brazilian journalist whose private images were published without her consent. The examination traced the material back to its source and the case produced a conviction. Brazil later passed Lei 13.772/2018, the statute popularly named in her honour.

We solved the case the law is named after. We do not claim to have written the law.

IN THE PUBLIC RECORD 18 OUTLETS

FIG. 03 — PRESS APPEARANCES, 1999–2026

BROADCAST RECORD SELECTED FRAMES · UNRETOUCHED
  • Televised interview broadcast appearance: Studio desk interview

    Televised interviewStudio desk interview

  • CNN Brasil broadcast appearance: Holiday phone theft

    CNN BrasilHoliday phone theft

  • RT America broadcast appearance: Regulating social networks

    RT AmericaRegulating social networks

  • Globo broadcast appearance: Remote studio interview

    GloboRemote studio interview

  • RIT broadcast appearance: Entrevista Especial

    RITEntrevista Especial

  • Fala Brasil broadcast appearance: named on air as a cybercrime specialist

    Fala BrasilNamed as cybercrime specialist

FIG. 04 — BROADCAST APPEARANCES

EXHIBIT 02 · INTAKE

Four doors into this laboratory.

People arrive here for four different reasons, carrying two different fears. Attorneys and corporate officers are afraid their expert will be discredited and their evidence excluded. Individuals and families are afraid that something is happening to them and they do not know what is true. Both fears are answered by the same discipline. They are not answered by the same conversation — so pick your door.

EXHIBIT 03 · METHOD

How we work.

Every engagement runs the same spine — documented so a second examiner can repeat each step and reach the same result. Watch it run.

CHAIN OF CUSTODYREPEATABLE · 5 STEPS

SAME SPINE, EVERY MATTER —
SO A SECOND EXAMINER REACHES THE SAME RESULT.

LAB CONSOLE — RECONSTRUCTION 26.37°N 80.09°W
SEAL ——— APPLIED FARADAY · AIRPLANE MODE CLOCK STOPPED AT SEIZURE
STEP 01 / 05 Identify & preserve We identify the evidence and stop the clock on it — before anything else touches it.

When we examine a phone, the first thing we check is not the messages. It is whether the device state, the OS version and the backup history will let us reach the messages without altering them. That order is the difference between evidence and a story.

THE LIMIT

We work lawfully. We do not access accounts or devices without authority from the person who owns them or from a court.

That limit is not a marketing position. It is what keeps an examiner’s findings admissible and an examiner’s testimony intact.

Tableau TX1 forensic imager connected to a hard drive during a write-blocked acquisition at the Enetsec laboratory
Write-blocked acquisition. The source drive cannot be altered while it is read.
Stereo microscope positioned over a circuit board on an illuminated inspection stage at the Enetsec forensics lab, with a bare hard drive on an ESD mat alongside
Chip-level examination, where the evidence survives a dead board.
EXHIBIT 04 · TESTIMONY

What the record says about us.

4.8 22 GOOGLE REVIEWS

  • STATEMENT 01RE: DIGITAL EVIDENCE

    Excellent service! Wanderson Castilho and the Enetsec team are highly professional and efficient. They recovered important digital evidence quickly and delivered a clear report. Highly recommended for digital forensics and cybersecurity needs.

    Junior MesquitaDIGITAL EVIDENCE RECOVERY
  • STATEMENT 02RE: MISSING PERSON

    It was the best decision of my life to hire Enetsec, they helped me to find my daughter that was missing for 3 days. They’re very skilled and very professional. No regrets. Worth every penny cuz know I got my daughter found.

    Tiago SoaresMISSING PERSON INVESTIGATION
  • STATEMENT 03RE: PRIVATE CLIENT

    Excellent professional, helped us during a very distressing time, bringing peace and doing a great job, thank you for everything.

    Aline BarrosPRIVATE CLIENT

VERBATIM GOOGLE REVIEWS · UNEDITED · READ ALL 22 ON GOOGLE

EXHIBIT 05 · JURISDICTION

Serving South Florida, from Boca Raton.

The laboratory sits in the FAU Research Park. Devices can be delivered in person or by tracked courier; acquisition can also run remotely when the matter allows it. Deposition and trial testimony travels nationally.

ONE LABORATORY · BOCA RATON, FL · TESTIMONY TRAVELS NATIONALLY

LABORATORY

3651 FAU Boulevard, Ste 400
Boca Raton, FL 33431

26.3831°N 80.0999°W · 9WM2+62

GEO 26.37°N 80.09°W

FIG. 05 — SERVICE AREA · TRI-COUNTY + NATIONAL TESTIMONY

EXHIBIT 06 · INTERROGATORIES

Asked in almost every intake.

NO. 1 How fast can you take a case?

Preservation starts the day you call — often the same hour for incident-response matters. The examination itself is scheduled once the evidence is secured, because the order matters: preserve first, analyse second.

NO. 2 Can you recover deleted messages and photos?

Often — but honestly: it depends on the device, the OS version, how long ago the deletion happened, and what has been done to the device since. That is why the first instruction in almost every case is the same: stop using the device and stop deleting things.

NO. 3 Will you testify — deposition and trial?

Yes. Forty depositions in the past four years, plus trial testimony. Every report is written expecting cross-examination: method stated alongside result, so the findings survive the witness stand.

NO. 4 Can you get into my spouse’s phone or accounts?

Not without lawful authority — consent of the owner or an order of a court. That is not a hedge; it is what keeps the evidence admissible and the examiner’s testimony intact. We will tell you what can be done lawfully in your situation.

NO. 5 What does an engagement cost?

Scoped at intake and put in writing before work begins. Preservation, examination and testimony are priced as separate phases, so you are never paying for trial preparation on a matter that settles at the evidence stage.

NO. 6 Do you work outside Florida?

Yes. Remote acquisition covers much of the country, testimony travels, and matters with a Brazilian or cross-border dimension are handled in-house — a capability very few US examiners offer.

FINAL NODE · CUSTODY TRANSFERS TO YOU

The evidence already exists. The question is who preserves it first.

One confidential call. We will tell you what is recoverable, what it will take, and — when the honest answer is that we cannot help — we will tell you that too.

CONFIDENTIAL INTAKE NO OBLIGATION EN / PT / ES