Computer Forensics and Litigation Support Training

Computer forensics is the process of preserving, identifying, producing, and analyzing computer data for the purpose of incident management or pending litigation. Computer forensics can be used for the production of documents for litigation or it can be used by an expert witness to form an opinion regarding the action of a computer's user.

To help you facilitate that understanding, and to better prepare businesses to address these needs, our training will introduce you to computer forensics, e-discovery, and litigation support; which are powerful tools you can use during an incident or during your next litigation.

Learn what your company can do to prepare for computer-related incidents, efficiently investigate them, and effectively tackle even the largest litigation.

Our Training Courses:

Introduction to Computer Forensics - 4 days

How to Create Images and Forensic Imaging Methodologies - 2 days

 

Email Investigations - 4 days

Advanced Computer Forensics (Network Based Investigations) - 4 days

Hacking Countermeasures - Certified Ethical Hacking (CEH) - 5 days

 

eDiscovery Training - 5 days

 

Are you interested in pursuing a career in Computer Forensics, but don't have the basic technology knowledge to satisfy the prerequisite for the Computer Forensic training program? If so, the following course will help you establish a foundation for the program.

 

Computer Forensics Basic Technology Prep - FREE 6 HOUR TRAINING

 

The following are a list of resources that may be useful to those with an interest in computer forensics: Computer Forensics Resources

 

The simple definition of Computer Forensics, "is the use of specialized techniques for recovery, authentication, and analysis of electronic data when a case involves issues relating to reconstruction of computer usage, examination of residual data, authentication of data by technical analysis or explanation of technical features of data and computer usage. Computer forensics requires specialized expertise that goes beyond normal data collection and preservation techniques available to end-users or system support personnel.

 

Computer forensics is done in a fashion that adheres to the standards of evidence that are admissible in a court of law. Thus, computer forensics must be techno-legal in nature rather than purely technical. Our intensive instructor led course is designed to give a solid foundation in the theory and practice of essential computer forensic techniques.

 

High-profile cases of corporate malfeasance and increased attention paid to cyber crime and cyber terrorism have elevated electronic evidence discovery to an indispensable component of any organization’s security plan. 

 

Because of the new rules of eDiscovery the time for Computer Forensic and Cyber Investigations training is now.

 

With advanced skills, Computer Forensics professionals are among the technology industry's highest-paid workers, according to a recent survey by the System Administration Networking and Security Institute.

 

Who Should Attend

 

Anyone involved in the security of Information Assets including: Information Security Officers, Information Security Managers, Computer Crime Investigators, IT Auditors, Fraud Examiners, Consultants, Systems and Network Administrators, Law Enforcement Investigators, Attorneys, Litigation Support Personnel and others interested in information security are welcome.

 

Why Choose KCI for Computer Forensic Training?

 

• Our courses emphasize technique and methodology, regardless of the software package used.

• Recovering Data from a “Live System”

• Real World Training Environment

• The training environments are interactive

• Work on case files in a hands-on environment.

• Learn the Latest Techniques

• Experienced Investigators Teach The Courses

• Small Class Size

• Vendor Neutral - Learn To Use Many Forensic Tools

• The information learned in class will have an immediate impact upon return to work.

• Upon successful completion of the course, the student will be prepared to obtain certification in the Computer Forensics field.