Windows ForensicsLearn the fundamentals of Windows Forensics.
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ABOUT THE COURSE
This course provides a comprehensive overview of Windows system forensics, focusing on the acquisition and analysis of key artifacts. Geared towards professionals and enthusiasts in the field, the course equips participants with the necessary skills to effectively capture and analyze crucial system data. Topics covered include acquisition methodologies, as well as the examination of essential artifacts such as MFT, USN Journal, LNK Files, Prefetch Files, and the Windows Notification DB. Through hands-on exercises and practical examples, participants gain the knowledge and expertise needed to conduct thorough Windows system forensics, enabling them to detect and investigate incidents and contribute to the field of digital forensics.
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"Windows Forensics" Badge
EXPECTED OUTCOMESDevelop a solid understanding of Windows system forensics principles and methodologies.
Acquire proficiency in the effective acquisition of crucial system data for forensic analysis.
Enhance the ability to identify and preserve evidence integrity during the forensic process.
Acquire practical skills to detect and investigate incidents, malicious activities, and security breaches within Windows systems.
INTENDED AUDIENCEIncident response teams and cybersecurity professionals seeking to acquire in-depth knowledge of Windows system artifacts for effective incident detection and response.
Students and researchers interested in exploring the field of digital forensics, specifically focusing on Windows system analysis and artifacts.
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PREREQUISITESProficiency in Windows Operating System: A good working knowledge of Windows operating systems. Understanding system structures, registry, event logs, and user accounts is particularly beneficial.
Familiarity with Command-Line Tools: Being comfortable with command-line tools, such as Command Prompt and PowerShell, is advantageous for executing forensic commands and conducting analysis within a Windows environment.