Investigate cybercrimes and recover evidence. Master disk imaging, memory forensics, and chain of custody procedures for legal and corporate cases.
CSI for computers. This course covers the scientific process of preserving, identifying, extracting, and documenting computer evidence. You will learn to create forensic images of disks (bit-by-bit copies), analyze Windows Registry artifacts, and carve deleted files. We also cover Memory Forensics to find malware that resides only in RAM. Crucially, you will learn the legal Chain of Custody procedures required for evidence to be admissible in court or corporate hearings.
Estimated completion time: 21 lessons • Self-paced learning • Lifetime access
Used by police, but also corporate HR/Legal.
We focus on Open Source (Autopsy) and industry standards.
Prepares for CHFI or GCFA concepts.
Yes, requires deep OS and file system knowledge.
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