Digital Forensics Concepts with Modern Tools

A 5-day hands-on skill enhancement boot camp on

Description

The workshop will help the participants to get fundamental concepts and principles of digital forensics and its relevance to digital investigations and the examination process. It will demonstrate the recovery of digital artifacts in forensically sound manners from different OS i.e. Windows/Mobile environments. Participants will explore the forensic tools and procedures for recovering evidence from activities on the Network/Mobile. Examine and analyze the Social Media applications regarding cyber-criminal activities using modern tools. Becoming a part of this exciting workshop helps to enhance the participant's knowledge of digital forensics through enlightening lectures and training classes.

Learning Outcomes

In this workshop series, participants will learn the basics of digital forensics concerning various domains, such as Windows forensics (i.e. volatile memory, registry, and logs), Mobile Applications, and Network Investigation by employing forensics tools set through hands-on projects. Participants will

Understand the case studies with practical Labs of Acquisition of evidence in Windows, Android, and Network environments.
Learn to examine and analyze the acquired evidence and artifacts from various tools set for the court of law.
Learn about Multimedia files forgery detections, rebuilding the missing headers, and identifications of malicious headers.
Learn how to analyze Twitter, Facebook, and other social media artifacts (events, posts) to build the crime scene reconstructions.

Who Is This Training For?

Recent graduates looking to bolster their skillset.
Digital forensics investigators who aim to benefit from current market trends.
Cyber security and researchers who want to solve challenging digital investigation cases through modern tools.
Technology leaders who want to stay ahead in the competition by empowering their organizations with Digital Forensics Laboratory.
Undergraduate students aiming to accomplish their FYPs in the domain of Cyber Forensics.