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Registry Forensics - 2
Find more evidence on the Windows Registry.
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Registry Forensics - 2
This course is an advanced course that delves into the intricacies of analyzing the Windows Registry to uncover valuable digital forensic evidence. The course aims to equip participants with the knowledge and skills required to investigate various artifacts stored within the Windows Registry.
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Registry Forensics - 2
Find more evidence on the Windows Registry.
YOUR PROGRESS
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ACHIEVEMENTS
"Registry Investigator" BadgeRegistry Investigator
EXPECTED OUTCOMES
  • Proficiency in utilizing Registry forensics as part of a broader digital investigation process.
  • Enhanced skills in identifying and preserving critical evidence stored in the Windows Registry during forensic examinations.
  • Improved capabilities in conducting in-depth investigations using Windows Registry data.
    • INTENDED AUDIENCE
  • Cybersecurity Experts: Security professionals seeking to improve their understanding of Windows Registry artifacts to detect and respond to potential security incidents.
  • Computer Forensics Students: Students pursuing a career in digital forensics or cybersecurity and looking to gain practical knowledge in Windows Registry analysis.
  • Digital Forensics Professionals: Forensic investigators, digital examiners, and analysts who want to enhance their knowledge and skills in Windows Registry analysis as part of their investigative process.
    • PREREQUISITES
  • Windows Operating System Fundamentals: Familiarity with the structure, file system, and basic operations of the Windows operating system is essential. This includes knowledge of user profiles, system directories, and common Registry keys.
  • Basic Digital Forensics Knowledge: Participants should have a fundamental understanding of digital forensics principles, investigative methodologies, and evidence handling procedures.
  • Windows Registry Basics: Participants should have a good grasp of Registry concepts, including keys, values, data types, and hives. Knowledge of how Registry data is organized and stored is crucial.
    • Registry Forensics - 2
    Find more evidence on the Windows Registry.