Digital Forensics Examiner

The Digital Forensics Examiner (DFE) course is a comprehensive training program designed to equip individuals with the knowledge and skills required to conduct thorough digital forensic investigations.

This course covers the entire process of digital forensics, from the initial identification and collection of digital evidence to its analysis, interpretation, and presentation in legal contexts.

Participants will learn how to use industry-standard tools and techniques to uncover and analyze digital evidence from various sources, including computers, mobile devices, and network systems.

Topics:

• Module 1 – Computer Forensics Incidents
• Module 2 – Computer Forensic Investigative Theory
• Module 3 – Computer Forensic Investigative Process
• Module 4 – Digital Acquisition and Analysis Tools
• Module 5 – Disks and Storages
• Module 6 – Live Acquisitions
• Module 7 – Windows Forensics
• Module 8 - Linux Forensics
• Module 9 – MAC Forensics
• Module 10 – Forensic Examination Protocols
• Module 11 – Digital Evidence Protocols
• Module 12 – Digital Evidence Presentation
• Module 13 – Computer Forensic Laboratory Protocols
• Module 14 – Specialized Artifact Recovery
• Module 15 – Advanced Search Strings and File Signatures
• Module 16 – eDiscovery and ESI
• Module 17 – Mobile Forensics
• Module 18 – Incident Handling
• Module 19 – Digital Forensics Reporting

Learn to:

• Identify and analyze digital forensic incidents
• Use digital acquisition and analysis tools to gather evidence
• Examine and analyze disks, storages, and live acquisitions
• Forensically examine Windows, Linux, and MAC systems
• Develop and implement forensic examination protocols
• Present digital evidence in court and other legal proceedings
• Handle incident response and mobile forensics