Courses
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BICEP
Basic Investigation of Computer and Electronic Crimes Program
BICEP is a five-day course designed to provide investigators with the ability to act as a first responder to a variety of cyber related cases. Investigators will gain hands-on experience with computer hardware, operating systems, cell phones, PDAs, GPSs, networking fundamentals, email investigations, legal issues, and search and seizure. The course combines instructor-led discussions and practical exercises to teach methodologies and techniques used during investigations involving digital evidence.
After completing this course, students will:
- Be able to identify system components
- Install and troubleshoot basic computer hardware
- Understand the significance of different file systems
- Install and configure different operating systems
- Know standard protocols for seizing and storing digital evidence
- Be able to use forensic tools to conduct analysis of digital data
- Be able to create a comprehensive digital evidence case report
- Know legal issues applicable to digital evidence investigations
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BCERT
Basic Computer Evidence Recovery Training
This is a five-week course designed to provide hands-on experience with computer hardware, device imaging solutions, forensic analysis tools, legal issues and report generation for law enforcement officers performing as cyber incident responders and digital evidence examiners. The course combines instructor-led discussions and practical exercises to teach methodologies and techniques used during investigations involving digital evidence.
After completing this course, students will:
- Be able to identify system components
- Install and troubleshoot basic computer hardware
- Understand the significance of different file systems
- Install and configure different operating systems
- Know standard protocols for seizing and storing digital evidence
- Be able to use forensic tools to conduct analysis of digital data
- Be able to generate a comprehensive digital evidence case report
- Know legal issues applicable to digital evidence investigations
- BICEP or equivalent
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ACERT
Advanced Computer Evidence Recovery Training
This is a five-day course designed to provide experienced forensic examiners with the knowledge and abilities to apply network/server based forensics processing skills. The course combines instructor-led discussions and practical exercises to teach methodologies and techniques used during investigations involving digital evidence on networks and/or servers.
After completing this course, students will:
- Identify and explain the use of networking hardware
- Identify and explain the types of networking topology and connectivity
- Understand the various roles that servers have on the Internet
- Understand how to collect files normally found on servers running Microsoft Windows, Linux, and Solaris UNIX.
- BICEP or equivalent
- Minimum of 6-12 months of experience in conducting digital forensic examinations
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NITRO
Network Intrusion Response Program
This is a 14 day course designed to provide training on how to effectively respond to a network incident including mitigation of the problem, collection of volatile data, and intrusion investigation of a network based crime. The course combines instructor led discussions and practical exercises to teach methodologies and techniques used during investigations involving networks.
After completing this course, students will:
- Be able to identify system components
- Identify and explain the use of networking hardware
- Identify and explain the types of networking topology and connectivity
- Be aware of the common network crimes and their methods of operation
- Be able to properly report accounts of a network crime
- Be able to collect and analyze network logs using the scientific method
- Be able to use forensic tools to gather and analyze network data
Prerequisites:
- BICEP or equivalent
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AFT
Advanced Forensics Training
This is a 14 day course designed to focus on advanced digital forensic data recovery topics, tools, and practices through a combination of lecture, instructor-led demonstrations, and practical exercises.
After completing this course, students will:
- Discuss advanced data recovery situations and solutions that may occur in a digital forensic environment
- Practice using various data recovery tools and techniques to identify and recover information of investigative relevance from digital media
- Explain the ramifications of techniques such as steganography and encryption in a forensic environment
- BICEP or equivalent
- Minimum of 6-12 months of experience in conducting digital forensic examinations
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CFC-J
Computer Forensics in Court - Judges
This four-day course provides hands-on experience with computer and networking
technology to allow judges to obtain knowledge and insight into presiding
over criminal cases involving digital evidence. The course combines instructor
led discussions and practical exercises to demonstrate methodologies and techniques
used by investigators, as well as instruction of digital evidence legal issues.After completing this course, students will:
- Identify system components
- Understand the significance of how data is stored on computers
- Understand the basic differences between popular operating systems
- Understand the role that the Internet and networks play in computer crimes
- Understand the entire forensic process performed by investigators
- Better understand legal obstacles present in computer crimes
- Understand how to better evaluate computer crime cases in court
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CFC-P
Computer Forensics in Court - Prosecutors
This five-day course provides hands-on experience with computer and networking
technology to allow prosecutors to obtain knowledge and insight into handling
criminal cases involving digital evidence. The course combines instructor led
discussions and practical exercises to teach methodologies and techniques used by
investigators, as well as instruction of digital evidence legal issues.After completing this course, students will:
- Identify system components
- Understand the significance of how data is stored on computers
- Understand the basic differences between popular operating systems
- Understand the role that the Internet and networks play in computer crimes
- Understand the entire forensic process performed by investigators
- Better understand legal obstacles present in prosecuting computer crimes
- Understand how to better evaluate and present computer crime cases in court
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