Certify as a Cyber Forensics Analyst with CCFA Workshop

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In collaboration with local ISACA and ISC2 chapters, this extensive program gives professionals the cutting-edge forensic skills they need to look into cybercrimes, examine digital evidence, and improve incident response plans. Expertise in managing cyber issues, tracking digital footprints, and locating evidence that can be used in court will be acquired by participants.

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Who Should Attend?

Why Attend CCFA?

Cybersecurity professionals
Digital forensic analysts
IT security officers
Law enforcement personnel
Incident response teams
Ethical hackers and penetration testers
Anyone interested in cyber forensics investigation

Gain hands-on experience with industry-leading forensic tools
Learn advanced techniques for digital evidence collection and analysis
Improve investigative skills for cyber crime cases
Understand legal and compliance considerations in cyber forensics
Enhance your career prospects in forensic investigation and incident response

Why CCFA Training Program Is Important?

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Cyber threats are evolving, making digital forensics a critical skill

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Organizations need experts to investigate security breaches and data theft

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Helps in understanding forensic methodologies to support legal investigations

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Strengthens your ability to recover, analyze, and present digital evidence effectively

What Will You Learn?

Fundamentals of Cyber Forensics

Session 1: Introduction to Cyber Forensics

Importance and scope of cyber forensics
Forensic process lifecycle
Tools and technologies in cyber forensics
Locard’s exchange Principal

Session 2: Evidence Collection and Chain of Custody

Best practices for digital evidence collection
Preserving evidence integrity
Case studies of real-world investigations

Session 3: Filesystem

FAT /NTFS
Allocated and Unallocated Space
Slack Space
Volatile Memory
Non Volatile Memory
Deleted Files
Overwritten
Wiped File

System and Network Forensics

Session 4: Disk and File System Forensics

Imaging and cloning techniques
Data recovery and analysis of deleted files
Hands-on lab: Using forensic tools (e.g., FTK, Autopsy)
Evidence Hashing

Session 5: Network Traffic Analysis

Analyzing logs and network packets
Identifying intrusions and anomalies
Practical exercises with Wireshark and Splunk

Specialized Forensic Techniques

Session 6: Mobile and IoT Forensics

Techniques for mobile device forensics
Challenges in IoT forensics
Hands-on: Extracting data from mobile devices

Session 7: Importance of Windows Artifacts

Pagefile, Temp Files
Hyberfil.sys
Thumb File
Prefetch File
Registry
App Data
Host File
SAM File
Forensic challenges in SaaS, PaaS, and IaaS

Reporting and Practical Case Studies

Session 8: Reporting and Practical Case Studies

Structuring and writing forensic reports
Presenting findings to stakeholders
USB Forensics

Session 9: Final Case Study

Live investigation scenario
Discussion and analysis

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