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The "Course" is 2055 Digital Forensics Tools and Techniques is my next security event
by  System Account  on 6/6/2018 10:15 PM
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​July 09, 2018 / 2055 / New York / 187E21US / CN0056 Event Conf - NAIR Learning Tree International

Digital forensics is the practice of recovering and investigating information found in digital devices. In addition to gaining experience in both a Windows and Linux investigative workstation, this training course provides you with the skills equal to an entry-level digital forensic examiner to acquire, analyze, and report information — with exposure to advanced topics, such as live system and mobile forensics.

You Will Learn How To

  • Perform the essential duties of a forensic examiner
  • Prepare for and execute digital forensic investigations on Windows-based systems
  • Apply forensic methodologies to preserve, acquire, extract, and analyze information of investigative importance
  • Identify and analyze key Windows artifacts of investigative importance

Course Outline

  • What is Digital Forensics?
  • Evaluating the Legal Landscape
  • Computing Fundamentals, Memory and Storage
  • Configuring the Forensics Lab and Workstation
  • Handling and Collecting Evidence
  • Analyzing and Investigating Evidence
  • Performing Mobile Forensics
  • Conducting Live Memory Forensics

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