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Advanced Forensic Computing
Short course
In Bedfordshire ()
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Description
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Type
Short course
The course covers a variety of current topics and is taught in a very practical manner. It is updated every year to reflect the constant developments within the field.
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Subjects
- Computing
Course programme
Course structure A one week course with a substantial amount of practical sessions in a dedicated forensic computing lab. The sessions will be taught by a variety of lecturing staff with both academic and practitioner based backgrounds.
What you will learn On successful completion of this course those attending should be able to:
What you will learn On successful completion of this course those attending should be able to:
- Construct an overall digital forensic workflow that satisfies the requirements of evidential admissibility
- Construct, justify, and carry out a forensically sound process for disk imaging
- Conduct detailed manual forensic reconstruction of stored data (e.g. disk partition, file system, operating system, and application structures) including artefacts that may be unreadable by standard forensic tools
- Given a set of instructions for a case, construct an examination strategy to recover admissible digital evidence, and given a disk image, carry out that strategy to locate and extract digital evidence
- Produce appropriate documentation to accompany a digital forensic examination, including notes, statements and reports.
Advanced Forensic Computing
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