PRIVATE EXAMINATION · BOCA RATON, FL
Private Investigations Into Digital Incidents
Something happened, and you do not know what is true yet.
Enetsec examines digital incidents privately, before anything becomes a court case. Our Boca Raton lab reviews phones, computers, email and social accounts and tells you what the evidence actually shows. Founded in 1999, the team has analysed more than 6,000 cases. Most private matters begin with a single phone call.
Maybe money left an account and the explanation does not add up. Maybe someone is using your name. Maybe a person you trusted is not who they said they were, and you have started checking things you never thought you would check.
You do not need to decide whether to sue anyone today. You need to know what actually happened. That is a different question, and it is the one we answer here.
What a private examination is
It is a forensic examination run for you, privately, with no filing and no public record. You keep the results. You decide what, if anything, happens next.
The work is done to the same standard as a case headed for court, because we do not know yet whether yours is. If it turns out you need to hand a report to an attorney or to law enforcement six months from now, the file will hold up. That costs you nothing extra and it protects you if the situation changes.
The situations we see most
Romance and investment scams, where someone needs to know who they were actually talking to. Account takeovers and impersonation. Harassment from an anonymous or hidden account. Images or messages shared without consent. Money sent to a person or business that has now stopped responding. Small business matters like a former employee who left with a customer list.
In our experience, most people who call have already tried to work it out themselves and made things slightly worse by doing it. That is normal. Screenshots get taken, apps get deleted, passwords get changed, and some of the trail disappears. We start from wherever you are.
How it works
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First, a call. You tell us what happened. We ask what devices and accounts are involved and when you first noticed something wrong. That conversation is free and it is often enough for us to tell you whether an examination is even needed.
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Second, preservation. We tell you exactly what to stop doing right now, and we capture whatever is still there before it ages out. Some of what matters lives with a provider and expires on their schedule.
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Third, examination. We recover and analyse what is on the devices and accounts, then verify whether it is genuine. Fabricated screenshots are easy to make and straightforward to detect.
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Fourth, the answer. You get a plain-language explanation of what the evidence shows, and a written report if you want one. If the evidence does not support what you suspected, we tell you that too. That happens, and you are better off knowing.
When the answer is a person, not a device
THE FIRST HOURS ARE DIFFERENT
Some of these cases turn into something more urgent. Someone stops responding, moves, or disappears. If that is where you are, read missing person digital investigation, because the first hours are handled differently.
What clients say
ON THE RECORD
“Enetsec Corporation provided outstanding service in handling a very complex case abroad. Thanks to their expertise, the issue was resolved quickly, and I was finally able to get closure.”
Frequently Asked Questions
NO. 1 Do you work cases for regular people, or only for law firms?
Both, and roughly half our work is for individuals and families. You do not need an attorney to hire us and you do not need a case number. People come to us about scams, impersonation, harassment, missing family members and images shared without consent. The examination standard is identical to the work we do for law firms. What changes is the pace of the conversation and how much we explain as we go.
NO. 2 Is my case confidential?
Yes. Private engagements are not filed anywhere and are not public. We do not discuss clients or matters, we do not publish case details without written permission, and the reviews on this site were left voluntarily by clients. Evidence is held encrypted with access limited to the assigned examiners. If your matter later involves an attorney, we work under their direction and their privilege rules, and we tell you clearly what that changes.
NO. 3 Can you tell me if my phone has spyware or stalkerware on it?
Often, yes. We look for installed applications with hidden behaviour, unusual profiles or device management settings, unexpected accounts, network activity, battery and data patterns, and traces left behind by software that has since been removed. Findings are documented so they can be used later if needed. If you believe your phone is compromised, do not factory reset it. A reset destroys the evidence of what was there.
NO. 4 Can you recover deleted text messages, photos, and files?
Frequently. Deleting an item usually marks its space as reusable rather than erasing the content, so recovery depends on how much the device has been used since. Messages can also survive in backups, in linked accounts, and in the other party’s copy. We tell you honestly what is recoverable after we look at the device, not before. Anyone who promises full recovery of everything, sight unseen, is guessing.
NO. 5 What makes an independent examiner different from a law enforcement examiner?
Availability and scope. Law enforcement labs work an enormous queue and prioritise by case severity, so a matter that is devastating to you may sit for months. An independent examiner starts when you engage us, examines what you ask us to examine, and reports to you. We are not a substitute for law enforcement in a crime, and we say so when that is the right answer. We often work alongside a report you have already filed.
NO. 6 Can I speak directly with the founder?
Yes. Wanderson Castilho takes client calls and works cases personally. He founded the practice in 1999, holds a BSc in Physics from the Federal University of Paraná, and has given 40 depositions in the past four years (Source: SEAK Expert Witness Directory, 2026). Most people who hire a forensics firm never meet the examiner. Here, the person who signs the report is the person you spoke to.
Call before you change anything
The single most useful thing you can do right now is stop touching the device and pick up the phone.
Call (561) 846-9010, or contact us and we will tell you what to preserve today. If you want to understand the full method first, read our digital forensics services page.
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