Certification
Micro Credentials Program
Mode of Study
100% Online | 05 Hours of Live Sessions
Learning Medium
English
Criminals don't just leave footprints at physical crime scenes anymore. They leave digital ones. In deleted files, encrypted messages, network logs, and metadata that most people don't even know exists. Digital forensics is the discipline that finds them. This program shows you how.
The Micro Credential Program in Digital Forensics and Cyber Security introduces you to the world of cyber crime investigation and digital evidence analysis. We are living in an era where the most consequential crimes happen entirely online, and hence, the ability to investigate, document, and present digital evidence has never been more valuable, and this program focuses on the skills you need to develop.
You will learn what digital forensics is, how cybercrime has evolved, the range of threats investigators encounter today, and investigative approaches to handle various threats like hacking, phishing, fraud, and cyber terrorism.
You will develop knowledge of how digital evidence is identified, collected, and preserved, including the critical protocols that first responders follow to ensure nothing is compromised from the moment a device is seized along with the significance of chain of custody, documentation, and data acquisition.
The program provides you insights about system and network forensics, including analysis of operating systems, log files, and network traffic. Learners will understand how to investigate cyber attacks, detect intrusions, and use tools such as intrusion detection systems, firewalls, and monitoring techniques to gather evidence.
In addition, the course introduces widely used forensic tools such as FTK and EnCase, along with mobile forensics, data recovery, and web-based investigations. Topics like password cracking and steganography are also explored to understand advanced investigative techniques.
Finally, you will study email investigations, cryptography, and digital signatures and what it takes to present digital evidence clearly and credibly in court. Report writing, ethical responsibilities, and the role of the forensic expert as a witness will also be covered.
By the end of this program, you will be equipped with an understanding of forensic investigation in a digital world that never stops evolving.
Become Proficient to Answer:
- What is digital forensics, and how does it contribute to cybercrime investigations?
- What are the different types of cybercrimes, and how are they investigated?
- What are the roles and responsibilities of a digital forensic investigator?
- How is digital evidence identified, collected, and preserved properly?
- What procedures should first responders follow when handling electronic evidence?
- What is the importance of chain of custody in digital investigations?
- What are the differences between live data acquisition and static data acquisition?
- How are operating system artifacts such as logs and registry data analyzed?
- What techniques are used in network forensics to detect and investigate attacks?
- How do intrusion detection systems, firewalls, and honeypots assist in investigations?
- What tools like FTK and EnCase are used for in digital forensic analysis?
- How is data recovered from deleted files and digital storage devices?
- What are the basics of password cracking and steganography in investigations?
- How are email crimes investigated, and what tools are used in such cases?
- What role do cryptography and digital signatures play in cyber security?
- How is digital evidence documented and presented in court as expert testimony?
Learning Outcomes:
Digital Evidence Handling: Develop the ability to identify, collect, preserve, and document digital evidence while maintaining its integrity for legal use.
Digital Data Analysis Skills: Gain skills to analyze data from computers, networks, and digital devices to identify cyber threats and security breaches.
Incident Response Capability: Learn how to respond to cyber incidents, investigate breaches, and implement measures to mitigate risks.
System and Network Forensics: Understand how to analyze system logs, registry data, and network traffic to trace cyber activities and attacks.
Multimedia Forensics Understanding: Acquire basic knowledge of analyzing image, video, and audio evidence in digital investigations.
Legal and Ethical Compliance: Develop an understanding of legal frameworks, ethical responsibilities, and reporting standards in digital forensic investigations.
Course Details: Access to a Wide Range of Resources like recorded lectures, notes and other study materials.
Course Details: Access to a Wide Range of Resources like recorded lectures, notes and other study materials.
Fee | National: 1180 INR (1000 INR + 18% GST) International: 50 USD |
Duration | 1 Month |
Eligibility | Students and Professionals |
Session Timing | Learn at Your Own Pace |
Payment Details:
International Student : PayPal: forensicdocument@gmail.com
Account Details for National Student
Bank Name - ICICI BANK
Acc. Name - SIFS INDIA PVT. LTD.
Account No. - 663505500086
Type - Current
IFSC Code - ICIC0000160
Address - ICICI Bank, H-4, Model Town -III, New Delhi - 110009

