Upon successful completion of this course, the participants will be able to:

• understand how cyber laws affect system and network administrators
• demonstrate the understanding of complete forensic investigation using the InfoSecure CEA Forensic Methodology
• develop a toolset for forensic examination
• have lab exposure to in-depth forensic data examination using open-source and licensed tools
• define forensic artifact analysis techniques
• have greater understanding of Windows, Unix, and Linux internals

This intermediate level course is designed for systems administrators or anyone who wishes to gain skills in computer forensics and information security incident response. The course is available for anyone engaged in collecting, seizure, examining and analysis of forensic data.

Knowledgeable experience of networked systems, information security and systems administration is required.

This five-day course is comprised of lecture, up to 15 hours of labs, and team scenarios. The course is designed primarily for technical staff whose job responsibility is or will be to perform, collect, seize or examine forensic evidence for information system related crimes and incidents. The course will provide participants with an intermediate level understanding of the computer forensics process, and forensic best practices.

The course will present the InfoSecure CEA Forensic MethodologyTM for a complete forensic investigation. Designed around real-life scenarios, the course will provide participants with practical techniques and hands-on experience in conducting and completing foreign investigation.

Beginning with the necessary background in computer architecture and information storage, can continuing with a complete implementation of the Infosecure CEA Forensic MethodologyTM for seizure, collection, examination and analysis of forensic data, this course will provide the training necessary to become a skilled forensic examiner.

Participants will receive a course binder and a CD containing lecture slides and other material, and a notebook computer loaded with the tools used in the class.

This course is offered multiple times each year in North America, Europe, Middle East and Asia.