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COMPUTER FORENSICS INVESTIGATOR TRAINING COURSE Does your business or government organization lack knowledgeable individuals that are capable of conducting Computer Forensics Investigations? If the answer is yes, TOPSECRETPROTECTION.COM can provide individuals in your organization with the In-Depth Computer Forensics Training required to conduct detailed and sound Computer Forensics Investigations. Why should the subject of Computer Forensics Investigations be of concern to Directors, Chief Information Officers, Information Systems Security Managers, Computer Security Staff, Network Administrators and Legal Departments? This subject is important because these individuals need to understand how Computer Forensics fits as a strategic element in overall organizational computer security. If it is suspected or known that an individual in your organization has violated organizational policy or state/federal laws, a wrong decision on how to conduct the Computer Forensics Investigation could be damaging to the outcome of the investigation and possibly your organization. Laws, Compliance And Computer Forensics The attached white paper discusses key information security laws and regulations that mandate Computer Forensics for compliance. These laws affect organizations that are publicly traded and store financial or medical information. These broad criteria affect most medium to large businesses domestically, as well as international companies that do business in the United States. Click Here For: Laws, Compliance And Computer Forensics
What Is Computer Forensics? While there are many definitions for Computer Forensics, we define Computer Forensics as a discipline that combines elements of Law, Specialized Techniques/Procedures and Computer Science to Collect, Protect, Preserve and Analyze Data from Computer Systems, Networks, Wireless Communications Devices and Portable Storage Devices. The results of a Computer Forensics Investigation can/may provide facts as to when the incident happened, what happened and what individuals were involved. These facts can better assist an organization in making any decisions to reprimand or release an employee, for violating organizational security policies and any state or federal laws. Additionally, the facts may also be admissible as evidence in a court of law.
Why Is Computer Forensics Important? At any moment your organization could be seriously compromised by the actions of a disgruntled employee or computer hacker. Computer crimes do happen and these crimes are reaching alarming rates! Examples: Computer Fraud, Computer Abuse, Criminal Activity, Theft of Proprietary Corporate Data and Information, Theft of Classified Government Information, Privacy Act Violations/Customer Data Loss, Child Pornography, Adult Pornography and more. E-mail can be used to harass people, transmit sexually explicit images, and conduct other malicious activities. Organizations are many times caught off guard after an incident and make mistakes when it comes to conducting a Computer Forensics Investigation. Simple tasks such as enabling the Event Logs for Workstations, Servers, Network Devices and Routers and having a Computer Security Incident Team/Plan, are only considered after a serious computer security incident has occurred. Individuals may begin to panic trying to figure out what has happened or what is happening. Wrong decisions may be made that will jeopardize the outcome or results of a Computer Forensics Investigation that may be conducted. These individuals are essentially contaminating the crime scene. This is why It is a wise organizational decision to have someone trained in Computer Forensics Investigations, before the incident occurs. Such incidents as mentioned above, can expose organizations to ethical, legal, and financial risks and often require them to conduct internal computer investigations. Sometimes what can appear to be an incident that management thinks the organization can handle internally, turns into an incident that makes it's way to the public or media. Ensuring the Computer Forensics Investigation has been conducted properly from the beginning is of the utmost importance. The reputation of your organization could be on the line and in jeopardy. People and computers are valuable assets to any organization. Sometimes it may become necessary to verify or conduct spot audits to ensure that these assets are in compliance with established corporate policies, government regulations or federal and state laws. It may not be necessary to conduct a Deep Dive Computer Forensics investigation. You are simply validating that these assets are in compliance, using High Level Computer Forensics Investigation techniques.
Why
Should I Receive Training On How
To Conduct Computer Forensics
Investigations? It is not a wise organizational decision to ignore the subject of Computer Forensics Investigations. Understanding all the aspects surrounding a Computer Forensics Investigation will better enable your organization to deal with a computer security incident, if it arises. What happens if you ignore Computer Forensics or practice it badly? You could risk destroying vital evidence or not know how to deal with a computer security incident should it arise. This in turn could result in your evidence being ruled in admissible in a court of law, or making it harder to prove an individual was in non-compliance with organizational policies or state/federal laws. Why Should I Choose Computer Forensics As A Career? As stated above computer crimes are reaching alarming rates. The usage of computers throughout the world is increasing. Computer Forensics Investigators are needed today by many Business Organizations, Government Organizations and Law Enforcement Organizations. Government/Corporate IT Professionals, Computer/Information Security Professionals and Law Enforcement Officers/Professionals and are often required or asked to perform Computer Forensics Investigations as part of their duties. In terms of career potential and job growth, selecting Computer Forensics as a career is an excellent choice.
About The
Instructor For more information about the Instructor see the About Us section of this website.
The Computer Forensics Investigator Training Course Is Designed For: 1) Individuals who desire to enter into the increasing demanding and highly compensated field of Computer Forensics, as a Computer Forensics Investigator / Analyst. 2) Individuals who desire to expand their knowledge of Computer Forensics and Computer Forensics Investigations. 3) Individuals responsible for, or involved in Computer/Network Security and Computer Security Incident Response Teams.
Microsoft
Windows Operating Systems
What
Topics/Information Are
Discussed/Covered In The
Training Course? Topics Covered:
Computer
Forensics Investigator
Certification
What Training Material Will Be Provided?
Computer Forensics Software /
Training Material / Reference
Documents
Qualifications and Prerequisites
Cost
Training
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Specialized Training
Training
Program Locations Distance Learning Program Many of our students have enrolled in our Computer Forensics Investigator Training Course / Distance Learning Program. You will receive solid, comprehensive, convenient, and affordable training without the travel, costs, and time constraints of traditional training and educational programs and courses. The cost for the Computer Forensics Investigator Training Course / Distance Learning Program is $795.00 per student. Click Here For: Distance Learning Program.pdf
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