Digital Forensics: Evidence Preservation and Extraction Advanced Concealment ...

$59.00

This course will be an overview of:

Evidence-preservation fundamentals, including scene security, cloud holds, and the order of volatility, ensuring data integrity before acquisition
Acquisition methodologies such as bit-level imaging, RAM capture, and targeted disk extraction, with emphasis on validated tools and cryptographic verification
Post-acquisition workflows—artifact recovery, deep-dive analysis, and compliance documentation—to translate raw data into courtroom-ready findings
Advanced concealment challenges, covering steganography and encryption detection techniques, and the legal considerations that govern their investigative use

Field of Study:

Information Technology

Credit(s):

NASBA: 2.5

Course ID:

NASBA: 41980/48893

Instructor(s):

Samy Garas

Course Format:

On Demand

Prerequisites:

None

Advanced Preparation:

None

Knowledge Level:

Basic

Publication Date:

11/25/2025

Planned Expiration:

11/30/2026

Provider:

Becker Professional Education

Learning objectives

After completing this course, the learner should be able to:

Identify the proper preservation steps and order of volatility for digital evidence
Recognize imaging, memory capture, and disk-extraction techniques and tools
Determine evidence admissibility using chain-of-custody and legal standards

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