Cellebrite Windows Forensic Investigations
Take your Windows forensic skills to the investigative level. This comprehensive course teaches the in-depth analysis of Windows-based evidence. Developed by our expert instructors with field experience, this course will provide you the skills to thoroughly inspect your digital evidence. Examiners can learn through live instructor-led virtual training or in person.
Delivery Options
Students may attend this course through in-person classroom style training or online through a live, virtual delivery of our course from your work or home. Our live virtual course features access to a virtual examination system, direct access to live instructors, and a virtual course manual. Please select “view all upcoming courses” to register.
Audience
This course is open to all levels of forensic examiners. It is comprehensive and in-depth with the curriculum guiding the analysts from hands-on analysis to practical assessments involving the investigative analysis of Windows-based evidence.
Course Description
Take your Windows forensic skills to the investigative level and sharpen your analysis skills with an in-depth understanding of Windows-based evidence. Examiners will learn detailed knowledge of Windows-based file systems, operating system, user, and application artifacts. Windows 10 artifacts will also be scrutinized along the way providing more evidence to bolster your cases. Discover how the file systems functions and what the structures of artifacts store so you can insightfully choose what to examine and be in charge of the steps you take towards a higher-level investigative analysis. The solid curriculum also features analysis techniques of Windows Registry, system data, log files, journals, Windows Users, link and jump files, prefetch, volume shadow copies, compressed archives, volatile data, and much more. Attendees will learn to recover evidence pertaining to user actions, attached devices, files and folders accessed, application utilized, user settings amongst many other things. Learn how BlackLight’s powerful evidence parsing and artifact support works to provide efficiency and a comprehensive evidence assessment. Excel your examinations to an investigative interrogation of your evidence to drive your cases to new distances. Please view the course syllabus for more information.
Duration
Course Length: 4 days – 32 hours
Course Objectives
By the end of this course, students will have navigated through practical assessments requiring hands-on analysis of Windows-based evidence. Students will develop a strong familiarity with Windows evidence including file systems, operating systems, user, and application artifacts. Students will be knowledgeable with where evidence is located, the values stored in data structures and what this data indicates.
Prerequisites
None. Digital Forensic Basics course recommended for BlackLight familiarization but is not required.
This course is available on demand (self paced), as well as virtual (live remote) and in class training.