Cybercrime is on the rise due to the approximately 5 billion individuals who use the internet today, making computer forensics a crucial talent, especially for businesses and government organizations. This introductory to intermediate course’s goal is to give students the technical know-how they need to conduct forensic investigations and produce evidence that can be used as evidence in court. The program was created by Adams Academy, a technology-focused educational organization with knowledgeable professors.

The course begins with an overview of computer forensics and the procedures for conducting an investigation. You will learn about computer data features and how to search and capture evidence using this data. The functionalities of computer hardware, boot processes, and data acquisition procedures for various operating systems will also be discussed. Anti-forensics will be covered, including the most common techniques used by criminals and the countermeasures to protect your computer systems.

The final section focuses on forensic tools for the Windows operating system, including how to capture both volatile and non-volatile data and locate evidence. Linux and Macintosh forensic tools and procedures will also be reviewed to provide a well-rounded knowledge of the concepts. Additionally, malware analysis, database forensics, and network and email forensics will be covered.

By completing this course, you will have the knowledge and tools necessary to confidently conduct investigations when faced with a cyber attack. Join us today and start learning!