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Practical Windows Forensics

Gain hands-on experience in digital investigation with our "Practical Windows Forensics" course.
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Practical Windows Forensics
The "Practical Windows Forensics" course provides an in-depth exploration of digital investigation techniques specific to Windows operating systems. Designed for both beginners and professionals, this course covers essential forensic methodologies, tools, and best practices for uncovering digital evidence. Through a blend of theoretical knowledge and practical exercises, participants will learn how to analyze file systems, recover deleted data, and interpret system logs. By the end of the course, students will be equipped with the skills necessary to conduct thorough and effective forensic investigations in a Windows environment.
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  • Introduction to Practical Windows Forensics
  • Windows Live Response
  • Windows File Systems
  • Analyzing Windows Disk Images
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Practical Windows Forensics
Gain hands-on experience in digital investigation with our "Practical Windows Forensics" course.
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EXPECTED OUTCOMES
  • Understand core principles of Windows forensics.
  • Utilize key forensic tools and software for Windows analysis.
  • Analyze file systems and recover deleted data.
  • Interpret and utilize system logs for forensic purposes.
  • Conduct comprehensive digital investigations on Windows platforms.
  • INTENDED AUDIENCE
  • Incident response team members
  • Aspiring digital forensic analysts
  • IT security professionals
  • Anyone interested in learning Windows forensics
  • PREREQUISITES
  • Basic understanding of Windows operating systems
  • Fundamental knowledge of computer networks
  • Practical Windows Forensics
    Gain hands-on experience in digital investigation with our "Practical Windows Forensics" course.