Computer forensics is simply the use of computer investigation and analysis techniques to determine potential legal evidence. Evidence may be sought in a wide range of computer crimes, including but not limited to trade secret theft, intellectual property theft or destruction, and fraud. The professional can use a variety of methods to discover data in a computer system or recover deleted, encrypted, or damaged file information, which is known as computer data recovery. Students are taught by highly qualified professionals about various cybercrimes and its investigation procedure.Conducted by Industry Level Certified Professionals.

1. Module 1 – Computer forensics
2. Module 2 – First responder procedures
3. Module 3 – Searching and seizing computers
4. Module 4 – Digital evidence
5. Module 5 – Understanding hard disks and file systems
6. Module 6 – Windows forensics
7. Module 7 – Data acquisition and duplication
8. Module 8 – Computer forensics investigation process
9. Module 9 – Recovering deleted files and deleted partitions
10. Module 10 – Forensics investigation using access data ftk
11. Module 11 – Forensics investigation using encase
12. Module 12 – Steganography and image file forensics
13. Module 13 – Application password crackers
14. Module 14 – Log capturing and event correlation
15. Module 15 – Network forensics, investigating logs and investigating network traffic
16. Module 16 – investigating wireless attacks
17. Module 17 – Investigating web attacks
18. Module 18 – Tracking emails and investigating email crimes
19. Module 19 – Mobile forensics
20. Module 20 – Investigative reports
21. Module 21 – Becoming an expert witness
22. Module 22 – Computer forensics lab

Customised online Examination Portal developed by SIFS India Continuous assessment is done via quizzes, assignments and solving of case studies. Students should score a minimum of 40% in each assessment to pass and be certified.

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