DFE - Digital Forensic Essentials

Description

This 2-day, entry-level course introduces fundamental concepts, procedures, and tools used in digital forensic investigations, eDiscovery, and digital archiving. Lessons presented will focus on:

Identifying various types of digital forensic media
Best practices for collection and transportation of digital media / electronic evidence
Digital forensic triage methods and tools
Forensic duplication of digital media / electronic evidence

This course is designed for Forensic Examiners, eDiscovery Specialists, First Responders, and Digital Archivists.

Objectives

Students will develop foundational skills essential for digital forensics, eDiscovery, and data preservation, including the identification, seizure, transportation, duplication, and examination of physical digital media and electronic evidence.

Prerequisites

This course is well-suited for novice Digital Forensic or eDiscovery practitioners with a basic understanding of Microsoft Windows operating system functionality.

To gain the maximum benefit from this course you should meet or exceed the following requirements:

Read and understand the English language
Be familiar with the Microsoft Windows environment and data recovery concepts

Syllabus

Downloadable course syllabus

Schedule

No classes scheduled at this time.