Course description
This course introduces the techniques and challenges encountered in the forensic examination of mobile devices. You will learn about various technologies associated with mobile devices, procedures for preserving, collecting and analysing data, as well as related legal and procedural concerns. The course concentrates on the Android and iOS operating systems but includes an overview of other mobile and embedded devices, including non-smart phones and IoT technologies.
Outcome / Qualification etc.
What you will learn
On successful completion of the course you will be able to:
- Construct a clear explanation of the technologies involved the result in the creation of mobile device evidence,
- Select and perform appropriate techniques for the preservation and acquisition of mobile device evidence,
- Select and perform appropriate techniques for the examination and interpretation of mobile device evidence.
Training Course Content
Core content
- Legislation and Procedures,
- Evidence Seizure and Preservation,
- Network History and Technologies,
- SIM Cards - Theory and Analysis,
- Mobile Technologies and Artefacts,
- iOS and Android - Smart Devices,
- 'Dumb' Phones,
- Call Data Records and Cell Site Analysis,
- Backups and Cloud-based Evidence,
- Advanced Extraction Techniques,
- Other Mobile Devices & Trends.
Course delivery details
Course structure
This course is delivered by tutorials, framed discussion periods and group presentations.
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