Digital Forensics Training
Introduction to Digital Forensics
Get an overview of digital forensics, including its purpose, importance, and application in legal investigations. Learn about the core principles and methodologies used to collect, analyze, and present digital evidence.
Digital Evidence Collection
Study techniques for collecting digital evidence from various sources such as computers, mobile devices, and network systems. Learn about preserving the integrity of evidence, chain of custody, and best practices for forensic collection.
Forensic Analysis Techniques
Explore forensic analysis methods for examining digital evidence. Learn about data recovery, file system analysis, and examining artifacts from operating systems, applications, and network logs.
Computer Forensics
Delve into computer forensics, focusing on the analysis of computers and storage devices. Learn how to identify and recover deleted files, analyze system logs, and uncover evidence related to criminal activities or policy violations.
Mobile Device Forensics
Understand the techniques for analyzing mobile devices, including smartphones and tablets. Learn about data extraction, app analysis, and handling encrypted or password-protected devices.
Network Forensics
Learn about network forensics, which involves analyzing network traffic and logs to detect and investigate security incidents. Explore techniques for capturing, analyzing, and interpreting network data to identify malicious activities and breaches.
Digital Forensics Tools
Explore various digital forensics tools and software used in evidence collection and analysis. Learn about popular forensic suites, open-source tools, and their applications in different forensic scenarios.
Legal and Ethical Considerations
Study the legal and ethical aspects of digital forensics. Learn about the admissibility of digital evidence in court, privacy concerns, and compliance with legal standards and regulations.
Incident Response and Forensic Investigation
Understand the role of digital forensics in incident response. Learn how to conduct forensic investigations in response to security incidents, including evidence gathering, analysis, and reporting.
Case Studies and Practical Exercises
Engage with case studies and practical exercises to apply digital forensics techniques. Practice analyzing real-world scenarios, recovering evidence, and preparing forensic reports based on simulated investigations.
Certification and Career Development
Prepare for digital forensics certifications and advance your career in the field. Get tips on study resources, exam preparation, and career development strategies for roles involving digital forensics and cyber investigations.
DIGITAL FORENSICS SYLLABUS
Introduction to Digital Forensics
- Overview of Digital Forensics
- History and Evolution
- Legal and Ethical Considerations
- Roles and Responsibilities of a Digital Forensics Examiner
Digital Evidence Fundamentals
- Types of Digital Evidence
- Locard's Exchange Principle
- Chain of Custody
- Rules of Evidence
Digital Forensics Process
- Digital Forensics Investigation Frameworks
- Incident Response and Evidence Collection
- Acquisition and Preservation of Digital Evidence
- Documentation and Reporting
File Systems and Data Storage
- Understanding File Systems (NTFS, FAT, EXT)
- Disk Structures and Metadata
- Recovery of Deleted Files
- File Carving Techniques
Forensic Tools and Techniques
- Forensic Imaging Tools (e.g., EnCase, FTK)
- Live vs. Dead Analysis
- Memory Forensics
- Network Forensics
Mobile and Cloud Forensics
- Forensic Challenges in Mobile Devices
- Mobile Device Forensics Tools
- Cloud Storage and Forensic Considerations
- IoT Device Forensics
Network Forensics
- Network Traffic Analysis
- Log Analysis
- Intrusion Detection Systems (IDS)
- Wireless Network Forensics
Legal and Ethical Issues in Digital Forensics
- Laws and Regulations
- Chain of Custody Issues
- Expert Witness Testimony
- Privacy Concerns
Case Studies and Practical Applications
- Real-world Case Studies
- Investigative Techniques
- Analyzing Forensic Reports
Capstone Project or Simulation
- Hands-on Digital Forensics Investigation
- Report Writing and Presentation
Additional Considerations
- Guest Lectures from Industry Experts
- Workshops and Labs
- Certification Preparation (e.g., Certified Forensic Examiner)
Training
Basic Level Training
Duration : 1 Month
Advanced Level Training
Duration : 1 Month
Project Level Training
Duration : 1 Month
Total Training Period
Duration : 3 Months
Course Mode :
Available Online / Offline
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