GlobátiKa LABS, a firm specializing in IT expert services and forensic IT, continues to expand the technical capacity of its laboratories in response to the increase in assignments related to digital evidence, corporate fraud, mobile devices, and judicial proceedings.
With over 16 years of experience, the company has recently reinforced its forensic analysis infrastructure with new equipment, workstations, and specialized tools to process a larger number of digital evidences simultaneously.
The objective is particularly important when the client is a law firm or a company involved in judicial proceedings: to reduce the time needed to obtain an IT expert report without compromising technical rigor or the correct preservation of digital evidence.
From a mobile phone to court evidence
A significant portion of the cases currently handled by GlobátiKa originate from information stored on mobile phones, computers, emails, messaging apps, or corporate systems. Certifying WhatsApp conversations, emails, photos, videos, deleted files, access logs, or information copied to USB devices can become relevant elements in judicial proceedings.
The work of an IT expert does not solely consist of locating this information. It is necessary to preserve its integrity, technically document its acquisition, and establish a methodology that allows for explaining to a court how the evidence was obtained and what conclusions can be drawn from it.
For these tasks, GlobátiKa uses professional forensic IT solutions such as Cellebrite UFED, Oxygen Forensics, MOBILedit Forensic, and Autopsy, among other specialized tools.
The rise of fraud and business disputes
A growing number of assignments also come from the business sector.
Information leaks, former employees allegedly taking databases or documentation, unauthorized access, improper use of corporate devices, deletion of files, or potential internal fraud are some of the scenarios where a company needs to quickly preserve evidence.
In these cases, acting correctly from the outset is crucial. Manipulating a computer, indiscriminately accessing an account, or modifying files before performing a forensic acquisition can later hinder the interpretation and accreditation of what happened.
Therefore, GlobátiKa has also strengthened its intervention capacity for companies and professional firms.
Increased capacity to reduce delivery times
The expansion of the laboratories also pursues an operational goal: to be able to perform multiple forensic acquisitions and analyses simultaneously.
Judicial proceedings do not always allow for ample deadlines. In certain matters, a law firm may approach an expert with only a few days left to submit documentation, file pleadings, or prepare for a hearing.
"Technology allows us to increase capacity, but our goal is not to produce more reports at the expense of quality. We want to have sufficient technical resources so that a short judicial deadline does not force us to choose between speed and rigor," explains Ángel González Pérez, CEO of GlobátiKa LABS.
The firm combines this infrastructure with a network of professional collaboration that allows it to handle operations in different parts of Spain, especially in cities like Seville, Madrid, Barcelona, Valencia, Alicante, and Bilbao.
Remote IT expert services
One of GlobátiKa LABS' main initiatives has been the incorporation of new solutions and tools that enable remote IT expert services and the acquisition of digital evidence over the Internet, considerably reducing intervention times.This modality is particularly useful for law firms and clients who need to preserve digital evidence urgently, whether due to an upcoming judicial proceeding, the existence of content that may disappear, or very tight deadlines for submitting proof.
The goal is not simply to take a screenshot or save specific content. The expert's intervention allows for technically documenting the acquisition process, preserving the obtained evidence, and applying procedures to guarantee its integrity, traceability, and chain of custody.
The GlobátiKa team also includes professionals with training and experience in information security management systems and ISO standards, including certified profiles in the implementation and auditing of ISO/IEC 27001, which reinforces the methodology applied to the handling of information and digital evidence.
This immediate action capability is especially relevant in situations where evidence may disappear or be altered at any moment. Threats received via messaging apps, social media posts, web content, digital communications, or potential violations of restraining orders are some examples where initiating a remote expert intervention can be decisive in preserving the evidence existing at that time.
What previously might have required the physical presence of an expert can now begin to be preserved in a matter of minutes, maintaining a forensic methodology aimed at ensuring the evidence can be subsequently analyzed and defended in court.
Sixteen years of forensic IT
GlobátiKa LABS, IT Experts began its activity over 16 years ago and has progressively specialized in handling digital evidence and preparing IT expert reports for civil, labor, commercial, and criminal proceedings.
Its services include the certification and analysis of WhatsApp conversations, emails, audio, and videos; forensic analysis of computers and mobile devices; recovery and study of deleted information; investigation of information leaks; and the preparation of counter-expert reports with meticulous attention to detail, featuring a department oriented towards legal professionals and businesses.
The current expansion of its laboratories responds to an increasingly common reality: a growing portion of business and judicial disputes leaves some form of digital trace.
And converting that trace into technically defensible evidence requires ever-increasing technological capacity, specialization, and speed of response.
