Professional Development: Group 1 Career Topic COMPUTER FORENSICS.

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Professional Development: Group 1 Career Topic COMPUTER FORENSICS

COMPUTER FORENSICS… ΩiΩis the technological aspect of retrieving evidence to use within criminal or civil courts of law ΩaΩallow the recovery of damaged and deleted files ΩcΩcan used as lead evidence to indict criminal offenders or find the location of a missing person

COMPUTER FORENSICS EXPERTS… ΩIΩIdentify sources digital evidence. ΩPΩPreserve the evidence. ΩAΩAnalyze the evidence. ΩPΩPresent the findings.

COMPUTER FORENSICS DEPICTION ΩRΩResurrect "deleted" files. ΩRΩRecover passwords. ΩAΩAnalyze file access, modification and creation times. ΩVΩView and analyze system and application logs.

ΩDΩDetermine the activity of users and/or applications on a system. ΩDΩDiscover IP addresses, host names, network routes and Web site information. ΩAΩAnalyze s for source information and content

COMPUTER FORENSIC QUALIFICATIONS ΩIΩIT/CRIMINAL JUSTICE BA/MASTERS DEGREE ΩCΩCERTIFICATIONS –C–COMPUTER FORENSIC EXTERNAL CERT (CFCE) –C–CERTIFIED COMPUTER CRIME INVESTIGATOR (CCCI) –G–GCFA (CERTIFIED ANALYST) –I–ICAP (INTERNET CRIMES AGAINST PEOPLE) –P–Presenting Digital Evidence at Trial - (PDET)

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