digital forensics and cyber security for cyber professionals
Digital forensics and cyber security for cyber professionals
You will learn how to use open source tools to collect digital forensic information from Linux and Windows systems. You will learn how to conduct static malware analysis of live 'Ransomware' using forensics tools and techniques.
This course focuses on screencast demonstrations of how to use these tools in a step-by-step manner so you can start doing forensics work immediately on your own.
- Digital Forensics Overview
- Recovery and Reconstruction
- Reversing and Malware Analysis
- Windows and Linux Live Response
- Incident Response Techniques
- Red and Blue Team Tools
- Conduct Forensic Analysis of Hacker Activities
- CAINE
- Forensics Tools and Storage
Learn to use open source tools such as CAINE to do forensic analysis on live systems.
Learn about basic and advanced techniques you will need to gain a grasp on GIAC and other Computer Forensic certifications. The Cyber Forensics field is red hot. Stake your claim now!
Are you studying for the Forensic Investigator exam? If yes, then FOLLOWING course is for you.
These practice exams are designed to help you gauge your readiness for the exam.
The latest version of the exam is much more difficult than previous versions and many individuals fail their first time on the exam.
The questions for these tests were created off the knowledge areas seen on the actual exam itself; however, I have not included any actual exam questions in this training.
You will have six (6) exam options:
25 question mini-exams that focus on many of the tools you will see on the actual exam, a 40 question exam that covers many knowledge areas on the real exam (including Dropbox and Google Drive).
A 50 question practice exam covering a broad-scope of knowledge, and a full 150 question exam to help simulate the real exam.
All exams are timed to help you with your time management during the actual exam.
I have included the heavier tool testing, based on my studying and exam experience. You should realistically be scoring 90% or above on all of these practice tests before considering an attempt at the actual exam.
Complete these practice tests and focus your study on areas of weakness.
As always, feel free to contact me with any questions as you study for your exam.
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