Digital Forensics and Incident Response
Type
Achievement
Description
Program completers of the "Digital Forensics and Incident Response course" possess a deep understanding of the intricacies involved in managing cyber incidents and the digital investigations that follow. They are proficient in preparing, identifying, and responding to cybersecurity events quickly with considerations of minimizing any potential damage. Their knowledge extends to digital forensics, where they are trained in conducting forensic analysis, including collecting, preserving, examining, and reporting digital evidence in a legally sound manner. Moreover, the participants are equipped with skills to use various forensic tools and techniques for extracting data from different digital devices and platforms.
Earning Criteria
Other
Learners must demonstrate expertise in digital forensics and incident response, applying the six stages to real scenarios. They should conduct forensic investigations, analyze volatile artifacts, and perform live forensics on Windows and Linux. Additionally, they must show proficiency in static malware analysis, anti-forensics detection, file carving, network forensics, log analysis, memory forensics, timeline analysis, and legal reporting
