Enetsec | Private Investigations into Digital Incidents

Private Investigations into Digital Incidents

Enetsec leads digital private investigation for corporations, serving the compliance, internal controllership and internal or external auditing departments. We assist businesses and lawyers by recovering, finding, analyzing and presenting data for use as evidence. Our reports can be used in court, and our experts can also testify in court.

Our areas of expertise include:

– Child pornography and pedophilia
– Cyberbullying
– Cyberstalking
– Data theft
– Debit or credit card fraud
– Disclosure of confidential material
– Extraction of passwords
– Identity Theft
– Industrial espionage
– Invasion of privacy
– Leakage of strategic information
– Offenses of honor that constitute slander, defamation, insults
or racial insults
– Online dating verification
– Phishing
– Scamming
– Sextortion
– Threats to divulge intimate data
– Usage of fake profiles for criminal ends

Identification of origin of attack/offense over the internet

We guide our customers on how to identify origins of virtual aggression, collect information, preserve data, and record evidence in order to prove the authorship of the cyber incident.

Examples of cases that demand these procedures:
– Acts that constitute fraud
– A false profile created on social media
– Identification of the origin of a post on social media
– Invasion of devices
– Invasion of a social media profile
– Leaking of intimate photos
– Sending anonymous emails
– Virtual aggression

Management and cessation of defamatory crises

What attitude should a company take when they are exposed in a devastating way on the internet? The set of measures adopted by our team is the result of the experience gained from solving cases over the years.

Removing improper content from the internet

Enetsec provides advice on how to take appropriate action to remove the undesired content over the internet.

Examples of the types of requests for information removal:
– Confidential data
– Fraudulent photos
– Offensive material on anonymous blogs
– Reports that do not express the truthfulness of the case