Cyber Forensics Series Part 4
- CPE Credits: eight (8) for all four parts in the series
- Prerequisites: None
- Learning Level: Basic
- Instructional Method: Group/Live
- Field of Study: Specialized Knowledge and Applications
Course Revision Date: March 1, 2023
Course Description
Here in Part 4 we begin by examining the process of evidence acquisition and preparation of the acquired evidence (data) for examination. Preserving evidence and documenting the steps ensuring that preservation and also examined here. We will also review methodologies for finding the data that matches the search criteria associated with the scope of the investigation.
Audience
Objectives
- Explain the process of identification and acquisition of raw data as potential evidential data.
- Identify and process the steps requires for data preparation and presentation for examination.
- Describe the essential sequencing of steps in a professionally conducted and quality controlled cyber forensic investigation.
- Analyze all of the data collected, information obtained via analysis and prepare an explanatory report for an appropriate audience (e.g., senior management, legal department, law enforcement, etc.).
- Define the steps necessary to establish effective and well controlled evidence retention and curation procedures.
Course Outline
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