DFF - Digital Forensics with FRED

Description

This half-day course introduces the full range of FRED features and functions, teaching students how to leverage capabilities of the forensic workstation to conduct digital forensic operations, such as: forensic preview, triage, or duplication of electronic evidence. Additional lessons in this course will focus on best practices and techniques for:

Configuring FRED systems for optimal use with industry-standard forensic software
Properly maintaining workstations to ensure peak performance
Troubleshooting common technical issues effectively

This course is designed for Forensic Examiners, eDiscovery specialists, and First Responders.

Objectives

Course attendees will gain a complete understanding of the features, functions, and capabilities of their new FRED Forensic Recovery of Evidence Device.

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 Course Outline

Syllabus

Downloadable course syllabus

Schedule

Date	Time	Location
Sep 21, 2026 (Mon)	9am-1pm Eastern Time (US & Canada)	Virtual Classroom
Oct 05, 2026 (Mon)	9am-1pm Central Time (US & Canada)	Virtual Classroom
Nov 16, 2026 (Mon)	9am-1pm Mountain Time (US & Canada)	Virtual Classroom
Dec 09, 2026 (Wed)	9am-1pm Eastern Time (US & Canada)	Virtual Classroom