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Course Outline
Introduction
- The critical need for digital forensics experts within the public sector
Cybercrime and its Socioeconomic Impact
- Identity theft, cyberbullying, data leakage, distributed denials of service (DDoS), malware attacks, and other forms of cyber threats
Challenges for Government
- Rapidly evolving threat landscape, high volume of data, complex file formats, privacy concerns, and legal considerations
The Anatomy of a Cyberattack
- Tools, programming frameworks, and services utilized by cybercriminals
Case Study: Ransomware Construction Kits on the Dark Web
Defensive Measures for Government
- Encryption, obfuscation, information hiding, and other protective measures
Forensics Analysis for Government
- Tools and techniques used in digital forensics
- Third-party applications for enhanced analysis capabilities
Web Forensics for Government
- Analysis of stored data, file systems, network forensics, and reverse engineering
- Accessing remote servers to gather evidence
- Accessing applications and containers for comprehensive analysis
- Examination of server file structures, including files and databases
Mobile Forensics for Government
- Analysis of stored data, file systems, network forensics, and reverse engineering on mobile devices
- Acquiring physical devices for forensic examination
- Handling locked devices to ensure data integrity
- Examination of mobile file structures specific to Android and iOS platforms
Retrieving User Activity Information for Government
- Extracting and parsing user activity data from various sources
Inspecting Datasets for Government
- Analyzing traces, network traffic, log files, and other relevant data
Reconstructing Evidence for Government
- Detecting and recovering deleted data to build a complete picture of cyber incidents
- Evaluating the role of automation in forensics and its limitations
Decoding Evidence for Government
- Decompiling malware and spyware to understand their functionality
Detecting Malware and Spyware for Government
Analysis and Reporting for Government
Legal Considerations for Government
- Ensuring the admissibility of digital evidence in legal proceedings
Summary and Conclusion for Government
Requirements
- A general understanding of computer security for government.
- An understanding of data structures.
Audience
- Network Engineers
- Security Professionals
- Forensic Investigation Professionals
- Developers
21 Hours
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