4-day Advanced Level Course

Course Overview

The Advanced Windows® 10 Forensic analysis class is an expert-level four-day training course, designed for examiners who are familiar with the principles of digital forensics and keen to expand their knowledge on advanced forensics using a host of third-party tools to improve their computer investigations.

The Spyder Forensic Advanced Windows® 10 Forensic Analysis course will give participants unbiased knowledge and skills necessary to analyze artifacts left behind through system and user interaction with the host system, utilizing industry standard tools and open source applications to explore the data in greater depth by learning how applications function and store data in the file system.

Students will learn to use various applications and utilities to successfully identify, process, understand and document numerous Windows® artifacts that are vitally important to forensic investigations. The participant will also gain knowledge on how to process Edge browser history, cookies, temp files InPrivate browsing challenges and analysis, BitLocker encryption, Windows® Action Center, TimeLine and other Windows® 10 specific artifacts. The course includes gaining in-depth knowledge of JumpLists, Registry analysis and prefetch files and how they relate to forensic investigations and conclude with an in-depth look at OneDrive and synchronization processes between trusted devices.

Students will use a variety of open source and leading forensic applications to examine key artifacts through multiple hands-on labs and student practicals.

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5-day Certification Course

This class is now FULL – Please revert to our September event

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3-Day Advanced Level Course

Course Overview

This three-day advanced level course will equip you with the practical skills and competencies required to identify and extract various sources of data recoverable from Unmanned Aircraft Systems (UAS), also known as Drones, including their associated control devices in line with approved best practices.

Using leading research and development from Spyder Forensics, this course will introduce you to the world of UAV’s and instruct you how to fly a Drone followed by best practices in conducting forensically sound extractions and analysis of UAS data for use as evidence or intelligence gathering. Attendees will learn how to collect data from within the aircraft using non-destructive processes utilizing industry-standard tools to create forensic collections of storage media that include flight logs, aircraft data, photo, and video files without the need to disassemble the aircraft or controller. Students will then learn procedures in the acquisition of application data found on the mobile device.

Once data has been acquired, attendees will master how to analyze the flight logs and user data using software originally designed to work with these types of structures, gaining knowledge on workflows to connect data between the drone application and the flight data recovered from the aircraft.

This course uses non-destructive processes to extract and analyze the data from all hardware in the UAS including the handheld device, mobile application, and drone. All software used in class can be used in the DFIR lab free of charge and without the need to purchase additional applications to conduct a Drone examination.

Primary Learning Objectives 

• Introduction to UAV Forensics
• Explore the various components of sUAS
• Learning to Fly – Attendees will each receive a Drone and be taught how to fly the aircraft
• Best practices in the extraction of data from all components associated with the device
• Examination and Interpretation of collected data
• Advanced Analysis Techniques
• Learn how to produce a forensic report to support examination of UAV

All attendees of the Spyder Forensic Drones course will take home a UAV and other hardware to conduct an analysis of a UAV.

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3-day Advanced Level Course

Course Overview

This three-day advanced level course will equip you with the practical skills and competencies required to identify and extract various sources of data recoverable from Unmanned Aircraft Systems (UAS), also known as Drones, including their associated control devices in line with approved best practices.

Using leading research and development from Spyder Forensics, this course will introduce you to the world of UAV’s and instruct you how to fly a Drone followed by best practices in conducting forensically sound extractions and analysis of UAS data for use as evidence or intelligence gathering. Attendees will learn how to collect date from within the aircraft using non-destructive processes utilizing industry-standard tools to create forensic collections of storage media that include flight logs, aircraft data, photo, and video files without the need to disassemble the aircraft or controller. Students will then learn procedures in the acquisition of application data found on the mobile device.

Once data has been acquired, attendees will master how to analyze the flight logs and user data using software originally designed to work with these types of structures, gaining knowledge on workflows to connect data between the drone application and the flight data recovered from the aircraft.

This course uses non-destructive processes to extract and analyze the data from all hardware in the UAS including the handheld device, mobile application, and drone. All software used in class can be used in the DFIR lab free of charge and without the need to purchase additional applications to conduct a Drone examination.

Primary Learning Objectives 

• Introduction to UAV Forensics
• Explore the various components of sUAS
• Learning to Fly – Attendees will each receive a Drone and be taught how to fly the aircraft
• Best practices in the extraction of data from all components associated with the device
• Examination and Interpretation of collected data
• Advanced Analysis Techniques
• Learn how to produce a forensic report to support examination of UAV

All attendees of the Spyder Forensic Drones course will take home a UAV and other hardware to conduct an analysis of a UAV.

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5-day Certification Course

Course Overview

While social media and the internet is often used as a quick and easy way to update family and friends on recent activities and share photos, oddly enough the practice of documenting one’s crimes through social media is on the rise. Through social media and open-source resources criminals, or their friends, have willingly or unknowingly exposed their nefarious actions online. It is not unusual for a case to be won or lost by a single Tweet or Facebook post.

This hands-on 5-day Open-Source (OSINT) and Social Media Investigation (SOCMINT) certification training is specifically designed for investigators who want to know how to conduct efficient, effective, and thorough online discovery. It is a proven and practical course that will take the participant to become a proficient and active OSINT and SOCMINT investigator who understands the opportunity, pitfalls, and intricacies of OSINT and SOCMINT intelligence and evidence gathering.

Participants will also learn how to capture, preserve, and authenticate court-admissible evidence in their investigations. By the end of this course, investigators will have the knowledge and expertise to conduct deep and comprehensive online investigations efficiently and effectively and gather court-admissible evidence.

Attendees will get 1 Year Unlimited access to Tomoko Discovery and access to a frequently updated list of hundreds of free online investigation tools.

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4-day Advanced Level Course

The Advanced Windows® 10 Forensic analysis class is an expert-level four-day training course, designed for examiners who are familiar with the principles of digital forensics and keen to expand their knowledge on advanced forensics using a host of third-party tools to improve their computer investigations.

The Spyder Forensic Advanced Windows® 10 Forensic Analysis course will give participants unbiased knowledge and skills necessary to analyze artifacts left behind through system and user interaction with the host system, utilizing industry standard tools and open source applications to explore the data in greater depth by learning how applications function and store data in the file system.

Students will learn to use various applications and utilities to successfully identify, process, understand and document numerous Windows® artifacts that are vitally important to forensic investigations. The participant will also gain knowledge on how to process Edge browser history, cookies, temp files InPrivate browsing challenges and analysis, BitLocker encryption, Windows® Action Center, TimeLine and other Windows® 10 specific artifacts. The course includes gaining in-depth knowledge of JumpLists, Registry analysis and prefetch files and how they relate to forensic investigations and conclude with an in-depth look at OneDrive and synchronization processes between trusted devices.

Students will use a variety of open source and leading forensic applications to examine key artifacts through multiple hands-on labs and student practicals.

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4-day Advanced Level Course

Course Overview

The Advanced Windows® 10 Forensic analysis class is an expert-level four-day training course, designed for examiners who are familiar with the principles of digital forensics and keen to expand their knowledge on advanced forensics using a host of third-party tools to improve their computer investigations.

The Spyder Forensic Advanced Windows® 10 Forensic Analysis course will give participants unbiased knowledge and skills necessary to analyze artifacts left behind through system and user interaction with the host system, utilizing industry standard tools and open source applications to explore the data in greater depth by learning how applications function and store data in the file system.

Students will learn to use various applications and utilities to successfully identify, process, understand and document numerous Windows® artifacts that are vitally important to forensic investigations. The participant will also gain knowledge on how to process Edge browser history, cookies, temp files InPrivate browsing challenges and analysis, BitLocker encryption, Windows® Action Center, TimeLine and other Windows® 10 specific artifacts. The course includes gaining in-depth knowledge of JumpLists, Registry analysis and prefetch files and how they relate to forensic investigations and conclude with an in-depth look at OneDrive and synchronization processes between trusted devices.

Students will use a variety of open source and leading forensic applications to examine key artifacts through multiple hands-on labs and student practicals.

Click here to inquire about this course

4-day Advanced Level Course

Course Overview

The Advanced Windows® 10 Forensic analysis class is an expert-level four-day training course, designed for examiners who are familiar with the principles of digital forensics and keen to expand their knowledge on advanced forensics using a host of third-party tools to improve their computer investigations.

The Spyder Forensic Advanced Windows® 10 Forensic Analysis course will give participants unbiased knowledge and skills necessary to analyze artifacts left behind through system and user interaction with the host system, utilizing industry standard tools and open source applications to explore the data in greater depth by learning how applications function and store data in the file system.

Students will learn to use various applications and utilities to successfully identify, process, understand and document numerous Windows® artifacts that are vitally important to forensic investigations. The participant will also gain knowledge on how to process Edge browser history, cookies, temp files InPrivate browsing challenges and analysis, BitLocker encryption, Windows® Action Center, TimeLine and other Windows® 10 specific artifacts. The course includes gaining in-depth knowledge of JumpLists, Registry analysis and prefetch files and how they relate to forensic investigations and conclude with an in-depth look at OneDrive and synchronization processes between trusted devices.

Students will use a variety of open source and leading forensic applications to examine key artifacts through multiple hands-on labs and student practicals.

Click here to inquire about this course

4-day Advanced Level Course

The Advanced Windows® 10 Forensic analysis class is an expert-level four-day training course, designed for examiners who are familiar with the principles of digital forensics and keen to expand their knowledge on advanced forensics using a host of third-party tools to improve their computer investigations.

The Spyder Forensic Advanced Windows® 10 Forensic Analysis course will give participants unbiased knowledge and skills necessary to analyze artifacts left behind through system and user interaction with the host system, utilizing industry standard tools and open source applications to explore the data in greater depth by learning how applications function and store data in the file system.

Students will learn to use various applications and utilities to successfully identify, process, understand and document numerous Windows® artifacts that are vitally important to forensic investigations. The participant will also gain knowledge on how to process Edge browser history, cookies, temp files InPrivate browsing challenges and analysis, BitLocker encryption, Windows® Action Center, TimeLine and other Windows® 10 specific artifacts. The course includes gaining in-depth knowledge of JumpLists, Registry analysis and prefetch files and how they relate to forensic investigations and conclude with an in-depth look at OneDrive and synchronization processes between trusted devices.

Students will use a variety of open source and leading forensic applications to examine key artifacts through multiple hands-on labs and student practicals.

Click here to inquire about this course

3-Day Advanced Level Course

Course Overview

This three-day advanced level course will equip you with the practical skills and competencies required to identify and extract various sources of data recoverable from Unmanned Aircraft Systems (UAS), also known as Drones, including their associated control devices in line with approved best practices.

Using leading research and development from Spyder Forensics, this course will introduce you to the world of UAV’s and instruct you how to fly a Drone followed by best practices in conducting forensically sound extractions and analysis of UAS data for use as evidence or intelligence gathering. Attendees will learn how to collect data from within the aircraft using non-destructive processes utilizing industry-standard tools to create forensic collections of storage media that include flight logs, aircraft data, photo, and video files without the need to disassemble the aircraft or controller. Students will then learn procedures in the acquisition of application data found on the mobile device.

Once data has been acquired, attendees will master how to analyze the flight logs and user data using software originally designed to work with these types of structures, gaining knowledge on workflows to connect data between the drone application and the flight data recovered from the aircraft.

This course uses non-destructive processes to extract and analyze the data from all hardware in the UAS including the handheld device, mobile application, and drone. All software used in class can be used in the DFIR lab free of charge and without the need to purchase additional applications to conduct a Drone examination.

Primary Learning Objectives 

• Introduction to UAV Forensics
• Explore the various components of sUAS
• Learning to Fly – Attendees will each receive a Drone and be taught how to fly the aircraft
• Best practices in the extraction of data from all components associated with the device
• Examination and Interpretation of collected data
• Advanced Analysis Techniques
• Learn how to produce a forensic report to support examination of UAV

All attendees of the Spyder Forensic Drones course will take home a UAV and other hardware to conduct an analysis of a UAV.

Click here to inquire about this course

4-day Advanced Level Course

The Advanced Windows® 10 Forensic analysis class is an expert-level four-day training course, designed for examiners who are familiar with the principles of digital forensics keen to expand their knowledge on advanced forensic techniques using a host of third-party tools to improve their digital investigations workflows.

The Spyder Forensic Advanced Windows® 10 Forensic Analysis course will give participants unbiased knowledge and skills necessary to analyze artifacts left behind through system and user interaction with the host system, utilizing industry standard tools and open source applications to explore the data in greater depth by learning how applications function and store data in the file system.

Students will learn to use various applications and utilities to successfully identify, process, understand and document numerous Windows®  10 artifacts that are vitally important to any forensic examination. Each participant will gain detailed knowledge on how to use SQL queries to extract data from various databases now found on all Windows® 10 systems.  BitLocker encryption, Windows® Action Center, TimeLine, JumpLists, Registry artifacts, prefetch files along with other Windows® 10 specific artifacts are examined in-depth and how they relate to forensic investigations. Students will also gain an in-depth look at OneDrive and the synchronization processes between trusted devices.

Attendees will use a variety of open source and leading forensic applications to examine key artifacts through multiple hands-on labs and student practicals.

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4-day Advanced Level Course

The Advanced Windows® 10 Forensic analysis class is an expert-level four-day training course, designed for examiners who are familiar with the principles of digital forensics keen to expand their knowledge on advanced forensic techniques using a host of third-party tools to improve their digital investigations workflows.

The Spyder Forensic Advanced Windows® 10 Forensic Analysis course will give participants unbiased knowledge and skills necessary to analyze artifacts left behind through system and user interaction with the host system, utilizing industry standard tools and open source applications to explore the data in greater depth by learning how applications function and store data in the file system.

Students will learn to use various applications and utilities to successfully identify, process, understand and document numerous Windows®  10 artifacts that are vitally important to any forensic examination. Each participant will gain detailed knowledge on how to use SQL queries to extract data from various databases now found on all Windows® 10 systems.  BitLocker encryption, Windows® Action Center, TimeLine, JumpLists, Registry artifacts, prefetch files along with other Windows® 10 specific artifacts are examined in-depth and how they relate to forensic investigations. Students will also gain an in-depth look at OneDrive and the synchronization processes between trusted devices.

Attendees will use a variety of open source and leading forensic applications to examine key artifacts through multiple hands-on labs and student practicals.

Class is now FULL

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