In this course, we discuss the legal aspects of digital forensics and forensic readiness. We then explain the reasons and phases involved in a digital forensic investigation, as well as how to handle networked computers and handheld devices. Moreover, we examine evidence management and information security management, as well as the lab environment and guidelines for digital forensics teams.

We also delve into the implications of computer intrusion and cyberstalking in the digital age. We will analyse the concept of technical reporting, covering various types of reports. Furthermore, we look at how different file system categories and data types are managed and the main concept of a file system. The course then discusses how to search at an application level based on metadata and application categories. We also learn how to effectively investigate network forensics and gather digital evidence from various online sources.

Additionally, we will explore the study of memory forensics, highlighting its significance, and explaining how to analyze data from memory dumps. We also explain the importance of digital evidence in courtrooms and the crucial role played by experts in this context. Through our analysis, we emphasize the significance of differentiating between direct and circumstantial evidence in the automated realm. This course is ideal for any individual who would like to learn about digital forensics. So why wait, Start your learning journey today.