Course description
The aim of this module is to develop knowledge and understanding of the processes involved in the investigation of digital crime. These include the investigation of digital crime, the organization of digital systems, the seizure of digital evidence, the principles of device examination, the value of contemporaneous notes, the construction of reports and knowledge of relevant law.
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Outcome / Qualification etc.
What you will learn
On successful completion of the course you will be able to:
- Explain selected fundamental technologies, techniques, processes, standards, and legislation applicable to digital forensics.
- Construct an effective search and seizure plan for a digital investigation.
- Perform a forensically sound acquisition of digital evidence.
- Perform an examination of a digital evidence source using common techniques.
- Create appropriate documentation to accompany a digital forensic investigation (e.g. notes, continuity, and statements).
Training Course Content
Core content
- Introduction to Digital Forensics
- Legislation
- Handling Evidence
- Quality in Digital Forensics
- Digital Forensics Documentation e.g. notes, continuity and statements
- Computer Architecture
- Mobile Architectures
- Other Digital Devices
- Forensic Tools
- Disk Imaging
- Phone Extraction
- Hashing Evidence
- Analysis Techniques
- Live Examination & Triage
Course delivery details
Course structure
Lectures and tutor guide classroom practical exercises followed by self-study
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