Cyber Forensics Certification Course

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Presentation of Evidence in Digital Forensic

In this project learn, the presentation of digital analysis that includes a formal written report on the identification of relevant information. Understand the process to preserve any evidence in its most original form.

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Network Traffic Management

Learn the process of interpreting and analyzing network traffic. Monitor and control the activities of the network, examine network activity, manage availability, and identify unusual activity.

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Cyber Criminal Profiling System

In this project, learn the techniques to solve crime. Know about the forensic techniques used by forensic investigators and law enforcement, and more.

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FAQs

• What is a Computer Forensics course?

  Digital forensics involves the investigation of computer-related crimes with the goal of obtaining evidence to be presented in a court of law. In this course, you will learn the principles and techniques for digital forensics investigation and the spectrum of available computer forensics tools.

• Who can take this Computer Forensics course?

  Candidates holding Bachelor's Degree in relevant disciplines such as – Engineering, Pharmacy, Criminology, Forensic Science and Science are eligible to pursue this course. Minimum aggregate marks required is 45-55% marks.

• Is Computer Forensics hard?

  Computer forensics can be a stressful field, as you often need to find information quickly for a criminal investigation and criminals can be highly skilled at technology.

• How do I become a Forensics Computer Expert?

  To pursue a course on cyber forensics, one needs to have a bachelor's degree in computer forensics. Further, one also needs to have a post-graduation in Cyber Forensics or need to get a certification in Information or Cybersecurity in order to land a cyber forensics analyst job.

• What if I miss any of the training sessions?

  Not to worry. Once you enroll, Henry Harvin® provides an E-learning portal where you will find video lessons to refer to in case you miss any training sessions.

Can I get into Computer Forensics without a degree?

Though there is a lot to think about, there is no one “right” way of entering this field. For example, you will likely benefit from having a degree in computer-related fields (there are also some dedicated computer forensic programs out there) and obtaining certifications. However, this is not a requirement.

Is Computer Forensics a good career?

Yes, digital forensics is a good career for many professionals. According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, demand for forensic scientists and information security analysts is expected to be very high.

Which is better: Cyber Forensics or Cyber Security?

Despite their differences, both are meant to protect data, programs, networks and other digital assets. Cyber security helps to prevent cybercrimes from happening, while computer forensics helps recover data when an attack does occur and also helps identify the culprit behind the crime.

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