Module 5 - Detection and Response - part two

Registration

The three pillars of cybersecurity: detection, prevention and response
Strategic threat intelligence
Technical preservation of evidence
- Commissioning digital forensic experts
- Technical data sources (host, network, devices, etc.)
- Anti-forensics
Attacker attribution
Open source intelligence for investigators
- Search engines
- Social networks
- Public databases
- Sockpuppet accounts
Operational security for investigators (OPSEC)

Cybercrime information sharing

Learning Target

The learner can recognise the key traces left behind by instances of cybercrime and understands which relevant forensic and investigative tools need to be used in order to gather information about and analyse these instances.
The learner can apply their basic knowledge to a practical case.

Target Audience

The certificated course of study is ideal for individuals working in the following fields, who wish to become more professional in their investigation of cybercrime (economic cybercrime).

Fighting economic crime
Corporate security
IT security
Internal auditors
Internal investigators
Members of the police or armed forces

Methodology

Duration

Customised Programmes

Everything we offer in our range of open seminars can be packaged and delivered as tailormade in-house training programmes for companies and organisations. We will be happy to advise you and create an individual offer on request.