Learning Computer Forensics [Online Code]

This post contains affiliate links. As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases Number of Videos: 11 hours – 90 lessons Author: Ric Messier User Level: Beginner In this training course expert Ric Messier introduces you to the concept of Computer Forensics, and teaches you how to get started in this industry. Computer Forensics

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Number of Videos: 11 hours – 90 lessons
Author: Ric Messier
User Level: Beginner
In this training course expert Ric Messier introduces you to the concept of Computer Forensics, and teaches you how to get started in this industry. Computer Forensics is a broad topic that touches on many different skills, all specific to answering legal or investigative questions in relation to a computer. Ric will give you an overview of the skills you will need in order to work in this highly technical field. Because Computer Forensics is a broad field, this course covers a lot of topics, from preparing for an investigation, to ethics, to evidence acquisition, being an expert witness and legal vs. corporate investigations. You will learn about forensic tools and how they are used, such as ProDiscover, FTK, and EnCase. This video tutorial covers wireless network investigations, malware and collecting network evidence. You will also learn about UNIX, Windows, Linux and Mac OS, in order to understand where to look for and recover evidence from. By the conclusion of this computer based tutorial for Computer Forensics, you will have a clear understanding of what it takes to be a computer forensics investigator, and the tools and techniques available to you to find the evidence you will be looking for.
System Requirements:Processor:  AnyRAM:  AnyHard Disk:  1.59GBVideo Card:  Any

Product Features

  • Learn Computer Forensics from a professional trainer on your own time at your own desk.
  • This visual training method offers users increased retention and accelerated learning.
  • Breaks even the most complex applications down into simplistic steps.

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