Digital Forensics Essentials
Digital Forensics Essentials
The Digital Forensics Essentials (DFE) is an entry-level foundational course to help beginners grasp the facets of digital forensics investigation, its phases, and types. This course covers topics like dark web forensics, Linux, investigating web applications, and more. No IT/Cybersecurity experience required for this course.
Test your skills with CTF-based Capstone Projects and validate these newly acquired skills in proctored exams. The DFE course aims to enhance your competency and expertise in digital forensics and information security skills offering 12 comprehensive modules, 11 hours of premium self-paced video training, courseware, and 11 labs.
Everyone learns differently, so we offer on-demand, live, and several other options to customize your training based on your learning style. Build your package below.
Single On-Demand
Certification Course
Starting at
$299
Single On-Demand
Certification Course Includes:
- 11+ hours of premium self-paced video training
- 11 lab activities in a simulated lab environment
- 750+ pages of ecourseware
- Capstone Projects with Real-World CTF Challenges
- Year-long access to courseware and 6-month access to labs
- Proctored exam voucher with 1-year validity
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About the Digital Forensics Essentials Course
Course Outline
- Module 01: Computer Forensics Fundamentals
- Module 02: Computer Forensics Investigation Process
- Module 03: Understanding Hard Disks and File Systems
- Module 04: Data Acquisition and Duplication
- Module 05: Defeating Anti-forensics Techniques
- Module 06: Windows Forensics
- Module 07: Linux and Mac Forensics
- Module 08: Network Forensics
- Module 09: Investigating Web Attacks
- Module 10: Dark Web Forensics
- Module 11: Investigating Email Crimes
- Module 12: Malware Forensics
What You Will Learn
- Key issues plaguing computer forensics.
- Different types of digital evidence
- Computer forensic investigation process and its phases
- Different types of disk drives and file systems
- Data acquisition methods and data acquisition methodology
- Anti-forensics techniques and countermeasures
- Volatile and non-volatile information gathering from Windows, Linux, and Mac Systems
- Network forensics fundamentals, event correlation, and network traffic investigation
- Web server logs and web applications forensics
- Dark web forensics
- Email crime investigation
- Malware forensics fundamentals and different types of malware analysis
About the Exam
Training Details: Self-paced in-demand lecture videos led by world-class instructors and hands-on labs.
Pre-requisite:
No prior cybersecurity knowledge or IT work experience required.
Exam Details
- Exam Code: 112-57
- Duration: 2 hours
- Test Format: Multiple Choice
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