Course Overview
Computer Hacking Forensic Investigator course is to equip IT professionals with the knowledge and skills necessary to perform effective digital forensics investigations. This course program provides comprehensive training in forensic investigation techniques, covering a wide array of tools and methodologies for investigating cyber-crimes, recovering deleted files, analysing data from digital devices, and presenting findings in a legal context. Students learn various forensic investigation techniques and standard forensic tools. As they learn how to acquire and manage evidence through various operating environments, students also learn the chain of custody and legal procedures required to preserve evidence and ensure it is admissible in court, enabling the eventual prosecution of cyber criminals and containing liability on the victim organization.
Computer Hacking Forensic Investigator (C|HFI) course is delivered by SysCare Professional IT Training at Melbourne and Sydney, providing accessible training for individuals looking to enhance their cybersecurity skills in Forensic Investigation.
Why Choose SysCare Professional IT Training?
SysCare Training is your trusted partner for professional IT training, accredited by EC-Council to deliver the CHFI v11 course. Our commitment to excellence and student success is reflected in our expert instructors, comprehensive curriculum, hands-on lab sessions, and the industry-recognized certification we offer.
Expert Instructors
Our instructors are seasoned professionals with extensive experience in digital forensics and cyber security. They bring real-world insights and practical knowledge to the classroom, ensuring that you receive the highest quality of education.
Comprehensive Curriculum
The CHFI v11 course at SysCare Training is designed to provide a thorough understanding of digital forensics. Our curriculum covers all essential aspects of forensic investigation, from the basics of digital evidence to advanced techniques in forensic analysis and reporting.
Hands -On Learning
We believe that practical experience is crucial for mastering digital forensics. Our state-of-the-art labs provide you with the opportunity to apply theoretical knowledge in real-world scenarios, enhancing your learning experience and preparing you for actual forensic investigations.
Industry - Recognized Certification
Upon successful completion of the CHFI v11 course, you will earn the CHFI certification, a globally recognized credential that validates your expertise in digital forensics and opens doors to numerous career opportunities.
C|HFI Course Information?
The primary objective of the C|HFI v11 course is to equip participants with the skills and knowledge required to conduct thorough digital forensic investigations. By the end of the course, you will be able to:
Understand the Fundamentals of Digital Forensics
Gain a solid foundation in the principles and practices of digital forensics, including the legal and ethical considerations involved in forensic investigations.
Acquire Digital Evidence
Learn how to identify, collect, and preserve digital evidence from various sources, ensuring its integrity and admissibility in court.
Perform Forensic Analysis
Master the techniques for analysing digital evidence, including data recovery, file system analysis, network forensics, and malware analysis.
Document and Report Findings
Develop the skills to create detailed forensic reports that accurately document your findings and support your conclusions.
Present Evidence in Legal Proceedings
Understand the procedures for presenting digital evidence in court and effectively communicating your findings to legal professionals.
MODULE 1: Computer Forensics in Today's World
This module explores the role of computer forensics in modern investigations, highlighting its importance in solving cybercrimes, corporate fraud, and other digital offenses. Students will learn about the latest trends, tools, and techniques used by forensic professionals.
MODULE 2: Computer Forensics Investigation Process
Focuses on the systematic approach to conducting a computer forensic investigation, including preparation, identification, collection, analysis, and reporting. Emphasizes adherence to legal standards and best practices.
MODULE 3: Understanding Hard Disks and File Systems
Covers the architecture and functioning of hard disks and various file systems. Students will learn about data storage, retrieval, and the significance of understanding file systems in forensic investigations.
MODULE 4: Data Acquisition and Duplication
Teaches methods for acquiring and duplicating data from digital devices in a forensically sound manner. Emphasizes the importance of maintaining data integrity and the use of appropriate tools and techniques.
MODULE 5: Defeating Anti-forensics Techniques
Focuses on identifying and countering techniques used to obstruct forensic investigations. Students will learn about common anti-forensics methods and strategies to overcome these challenges.
MODULE 6: Windows Forensics
Examines the specifics of conducting forensic investigations on Windows operating systems. Includes analysis of file systems, registry, event logs, and other artifacts unique to Windows environments.
MODULE 7: Linux and Mac Forensics
Provides insights into forensic investigations on Linux and macOS systems. Covers file systems, command-line tools, and system artifacts that are critical for comprehensive analysis.
MODULE 8: Network Forensics
Explores techniques for investigating network-based crimes. Includes packet analysis, intrusion detection, and tracing network activity to uncover malicious actions.
MODULE 9: Malware Forensics
Focuses on the identification, analysis, and mitigation of malware. Students will learn to dissect malicious code, understand its behavior, and trace its origins.
MODULE 10: Investigating Web Attacks
Teaches methodologies for investigating attacks on web applications and servers. Covers common attack vectors, log analysis, and tools for tracing web-based threats.
MODULE 11: Dark Web Forensics
Introduces the dark web and its relevance to cybercrime investigations. Students will learn to navigate the dark web, gather intelligence, and conduct forensic analysis on related activities.
MODULE 12: Cloud Forensics
Covers forensic investigations in cloud environments. Focuses on data acquisition, analysis, and legal considerations specific to cloud services.
MODULE 13: Email and Social Media Forensics
Examines techniques for investigating digital communications and social media activities. Students will learn to trace email origins, analyze social media interactions, and uncover digital footprints.
MODULE 14: Mobile Forensics
Provides methods for investigating mobile devices. Includes data extraction, analysis of mobile operating systems, and handling various types of mobile data.
MODULE 15: IoT Forensics
Focuses on forensic investigations involving Internet of Things (IoT) devices. Covers the unique challenges and techniques required to collect and analyze data from IoT environments.
IT Managers
Responsible for overseeing cyber security and incident response teams.
Security Professionals
Seeking to enhance their knowledge and skills in digital forensics.
Network Administrators
Interested in learning how to identify and respond to network-based threats.
Legal Professionals
Involved in cybercrime cases and requiring a deeper understanding of digital forensics.
- C|HFI has no mandatory prerequisites, a basic understanding of networking and information security principles is recommended. Prior experience in cyber security or IT roles will be beneficial, but it is not required.
Exam Details
- Exam Title: Computer Hacking Forensic Investigator (C|HFI)
- Number of Questions: 150
- Test Duration: 4 hours
- Test Format: Multiple Choice
- Exam Code: 312-49
- Availability: ECC EXAM Portal
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