- Computer Forensics Fundamentals
- Fundamentals of computer forensics and digital evidence
- Objectives of forensic readiness to reduce the cost of investigation
- Roles and responsibilities of a forensic investigator.
- Legal compliance in computer forensics
- Computer Forensics Investigation Process
- Forensic investigation process and its importance
- Forensic investigation phases
- Understanding Hard Disks and File Systems
- Types of disk drives and their characteristics
- Booting process of Windows, Linux, and Mac operating systems
- Examine file system records during an investigation
- Data Acquisition and Duplication
- Data acquisition fundamentals, methodologies, and their different types
- Determine the data acquisition format
- Defeating Anti-forensics Techniques
- Anti-forensics techniques and their countermeasures
- Windows Forensics
- How to gather volatile and non-volatile information
- Perform Windows memory and registry analysis
- Analyze the cache, cookie, and history recorded in web browsers
- Examine Windows files and metadata
- Linux and Mac Forensics
- Volatile and non-volatile data in Linux
- Analyze filesystem images using the sleuth kit
- Demonstrate memory forensics
- Mac forensics concepts
- Network Forensics
- Network forensics fundamentals
- Event correlation concepts and types
- Identify indicators of compromise (IoCs) from network logs
- Investigate network traffic for suspicious activity
- Investigating Web Attacks
- Web application forensics and web attacks
- Understand IIS and Apache web server logs
- Detect and investigate various attacks on web applications
- Dark Web Forensics
- Dark web forensics investigation and how it works.
- Tor browser forensics
- Investigating Email Crime
- Email basics and how it can be used as evidence
- Techniques and steps used in email crime investigation
- Malware Forensics
- Malware, its components, and distribution methods
- Malware forensics fundamentals and types of malware analysis
- Perform static malware analysis and dynamic malware analysis
- Conduct system and network behavior analysis
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Overview
Digital Forensics Essentials is a first-of-its-kind MOOC certification that offers foundational knowledge and skills on digital forensics. Twelve modules cover the fundamental concepts of digital forensics, such as dark web forensics, investigating web application attacks, and more.
Modules
Who Should Attend?
- Cybersecurity Technician
- Cyber Forensic Specialist
- Cyber Operations Technician
- Intelligence Operations Specialist
- IT Security Specialist
Exam Information
Certification : Digital Forensics Essentials
Exam Length : 2 Hours
Exam Format : MCQ
No. of Questions: 75
