Course Outline
Computer forensics facilitates the systematic and meticulous identification of evidence in cases involving cybercrimes and misconduct. Applications range from tracking hacker footprints within client systems to identifying sources of defamatory emails and uncovering signs of financial fraud.
Module 1: Introduction
Module 2: Computer Forensic Incidents
Module 3: Investigation Process
Module 4: Disk Storage Concepts
Module 5: Digital Acquisition & Analysis
Module 6: Forensic Examination Protocols
Module 7: Digital Evidence Protocols
Module 8: CFI Theory
Module 9: Digital Evidence Presentation
Module 10: Computer Forensic Laboratory Protocols
Module 11: Computer Forensic Processing Techniques
Module 12: Digital Forensics Reporting
Module 13: Specialized Artifact Recovery
Module 14: e-Discovery and ESI
Module 15: Mobile Device Forensics
Module 16: USB Forensics
Module 17: Incident Handling
Mile2 - Lab 1: Preparing Forensic Workstation
- Install AccessData FTK Imager
- Install Autopsy
- Configure National Software Reference Library (NSRL) for Autopsy
- Install 7z
- Install Registry Viewer
- Install Password Recovery Tool Kit (PRTK - 5.21)
Lab 2: Chain of Custody
- Chain of Custody: Search and Seizure
- Chain of Custody: Forensic Imaging
Lab 3: Imaging Case Evidence / FTK Imager
Lab 4: Create a new case for Autopsy
- Case creation in Autopsy
Lab 5: Reviewing Evidence / Autopsy (Case #1)
- User MTBG: Attempted hacking of previous employer
- Evidence review in Autopsy
Case Study scenario:
- Evidence to be discovered (Challenge)
Final Report for MTBG case
Lab 6: Reviewing Evidence / Autopsy (Case #2)
- Greg Schardt case
Case Study Scenario:
- Evidence to be discovered (Challenge)
Testimonials (2)
Clarity and pace of explanations
Federica Galeazzi - Aethra Telecomunications SRL
Course - AI-Powered Cybersecurity: Advanced Threat Detection & Response
It did give me the insight what I needed :) I am starting teaching on a BTEC Level 3 qualification and wanted to widen my knowledge in this area.
