Cbtnuggets - Digital Forensics And Computer Examiner Training
Last updated 12/2024
Taught by Erik Choron
MP4 | Video: h264, 1920x1080 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz, 2 Ch
Level: Intermediate | Genre: eLearning | Language: English | Duration: 117 Lessons ( 10h 24m ) | Size: 13.7 GB
This digital forensics training equips investigators to collect, analyze, and report digital evidence of intrusions and security incidents. Learn file recovery, network forensics, and incident response skills that boost any IT resume. Ideal for criminal investigations or cybersecurity pros, this digital forensics skills course is perfect for onboarding new forensic investigators or as a cybersecurity reference resource.
What you'll learn
Collecting and preserving digital evidence following incidents
Analyzing digital devices, systems, and network activities
Responding to security incidents, identifying scope, and mitigating damage
Ensuring investigations adhere to legal standards and guidelines
File recovery, network forensics, and incident response
FAQs
What is digital forensics and computer examination?
Digital forensics and computer examination both deal with investigating and analyzing electronic devices and digital data while searching for evidence of crimes or for private purposes. Digital forensics is mostly about using specialized techniques for recovering, analyzing and then preserving electronic information. Computer examination is more focused on scrutinizing hardware and devices. Both involve identifying and examining digital artifacts like files, logs, and metadata and trying to reconstruct events and establish a timeline of activities.
How do I become a digital forensic examiner?
Becoming a digital forensic examiner is not an easy path, but it is possible. Like many jobs in IT, it's very difficult to get an entry-level job without experience, but it's nearly impossible to get entry-level experience without a job. The mandatory step in becoming a digital forensic examiner is learning hands-on and applicable skills of the job and getting realistic experience with using them from a course like this.
Can you do digital forensics without a degree?
It is possible to do digital forensics without a degree, but there's no denying that a bachelors or masters degree in computer sciences is helpful. Some digital forensics positions require a degree - and it'll be hard to persuade them otherwise. But plenty of positions accept certifications, first-hand experience, and portfolios of projects as ways for a candidate to prove their familiarity with the tools and processes of digital forensic examination.
Is it worth it to learn digital forensics and computer examination?
Yes, learning digital forensics and computer examination is worthwhile, even if you don't plan to pursue it as your career. The skills you'll learn from this course provide a valuable understanding of cybersecurity, data integrity, and investigative techniques. Our world is increasingly digital, understanding digital forensics gives you the ability to protect information while detecting cyber threats. Plus, forensics is fundamentally about analysis and problem-solving, deeply valuable professional skills.
What digital forensics and computer examiner certifications are there?
There are a number of different certifications that you can earn to help your chances of landing a digital forensics or computer examiner position. The skills in this course cover many of the objectives outlined in the Basic Computer Forensic Examiner (BCFE) & Certified Forensic Computer Examiner (CFCE) certifications from IACIS. Advanced Check Point certifications like the CCSM cover a deep familiarity with their hardware and investigative skills. The Fortinet family of certifications explore increasingly deep levels of familiarity with advanced cybersecurity hardware. And CompTIA's CySA+, CASP+ and PenTest+ all include skills that are essential for digital forensics examiners.
Who is this for?
This training is considered professional-level digital forensics training, which means it was designed for digital forensic investigators. This digital forensics skills course is designed for digital forensic investigators with three to five years of experience with cybersecurity.
Homepage
Code:
Bitte
Anmelden
oder
Registrieren
um Code Inhalt zu sehen!
Code:
Bitte
Anmelden
oder
Registrieren
um Code Inhalt zu sehen!
