This course combines Digital Forensics Cyber-Crime Investigation & The Private Investigator and explains to the participants the nature of financial fraud, how to detect fraudulent activities, and most importantly how to investigate any type of financial fraud. It also explores the various possible avenues of computer-based investigations. The training focuses on audit techniques, fraud detection techniques, accounting and law, practically auditing and investigation of frauds, collection of evidence/documentation which can stand the test of legal scrutiny and write succinct, factual reports.

Special Objectives

• Digital Forensics Process of Digital Forensics
• Maintaining Integrity Maintaining Chain of Custody Write Blocker
• Installing FTK Imager Copying and Imaging of Storage Device Search for files and Recover Deleted Files after Acquistion
• OS Forensics – Find Artifacts in Windows RAM Dump RAM Dump Analysis
• Hash Value
• Find Browser History and Other Evidences
• Procedure of Creation and Detection of Steganography – With Tool Procedure of Creation and Detection of Steganography – Without Tool Image Forensics (Metadata)
• Forensics v/s Anti-Forensics Anti-Forensics Techniques Image Forensics (Manipulation of Metadata)
• File Extensions Website Crime Investigation Scope of Forensic Science in India Forensic Expert Report Much More...

Redback Digital Forensics Cyber-Crime Investigation & The Private Investigator Certification Training course provides a good start in the Fraud Detection, Investigation and Prevention Certification Training field. It provides participants the knowledge they’ll need to identify threats and vulnerabilities, as well as how to protect, respond, and recover.

After completing this course, participants will be ready to take the Fraud Detection, Investigation and Prevention Certification Training certification exam.

Certifications help individuals demonstrate their skills and prove that they not only have the most up-to-date knowledge of current Fraud Detection, Investigation and Prevention Certification Training standards, but can also offer employers confidence that they capable of handling demanding tasks.

Performance-based certifications provide the credibility needed for cyber career mobility. Many global organizations and governmental agencies recognize and often require certifications because they know credential holders will add Fraud Detection, Investigation and Prevention Certification Training value to their enterprise.

The Digital Forensics Cyber-Crime Investigation & The Private Investigator Certification Training certification enables professionals to enter a Fraud Detection, Investigation and Prevention Certification Training role and certifies individuals in various Fraud Detection, Investigation and Prevention Certification Training skills. Many IT companies have made Fraud Detection, Investigation and Prevention Certification Training certification a compulsory qualification for security-related positions, making it an appealing career boost for security professionals.

After completing a course in digital forensics and private investigation, there are several career paths that you may be able to pursue, depending on your interests and experience. Some potential job titles that you might consider include:

• Digital Forensics Analyst
• Cybersecurity Specialist
• Computer Forensic Investigator
• Information Forensics Analyst
• Network Security Engineer
• Data Recovery Specialist
• Private investigator
• Security specialist
• Fraud investigator
• Corporate investigator
• Insurance investigator
• Intelligence analyst

The course is designed for experienced information security professionals. It can be appropriate for mid-level to advanced professionals involved with IT architecture, web and cloud security engineering, information security, governance, risk and compliance, or even IT auditing. The course builds on and brings together a holistic view of the topics covered in the everyday environment of information assurance professionals, such as:

• IT security professionals
• Auditors
• Security practitioners
• Site administrators
• Penetration testers
• Security engineers