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Digital Forensic

CYSE 407

This course introduced the basic concepts and technologies of digital forensics. I learned the fundamental techniques and tools utilized for collecting, processing, and preserving digital evidence on computers, mobile devices, networks, and cloud computing environments. Also, I engaged in oral and written communication to report digital forensic findings and prepare court presentation materials.

 

At the end of this course I was able to:

  1. Recognize the duties of a digital forensic investigator and the requirements of a lab environment.

  2. Utilize data collection tools and methods necessary for recovering and identifying different digital forensic artifacts left by attacks.

  3. Utilize appropriate methods to preserve the integrity of digital evidence and acquire a forensically sound image.

  4. Analyze different types of digital evidence to extract the related information important to a case under investigation.

  5. Prepare evidence, findings, and results of the analysis in a digital forensic report.

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Course Papers

Midterm: New Police Department Forensics Lab 

Based on the case scenario I had to prepare a written report that documents and outlines the plan for a lab. The case scenario was where I was hired to create and run a brand new digital forensics lab for a mid-sized police department. My assignment was to come up with a plan for the lab for the next 3 years.

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Final: Evidence Forensic Report

Based on the case scenario I had to prepare an official evidence report that incorporates all of the elements that were learned in class. The case scenario is where I was hired as a forensic expert to investigate alleged contact between U.S. and Russian officials. I had performed a forensic analysis on the laptop and cell phone of a high-ranking U.S. government official. 

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