Core Topics:

• Computer Forensics in Today’s World: What is digital forensics: A basic understanding of the term and its role in cyber security.

• Operating System Forensics: Identifying the need for forensic evidence collection from Windows, Linux, and macOS systems.

• Network Forensics: Analyzing network traffic with an aim of identifying activities suspected to be indulged in maltreatment of an organization’s network and other related events that pose a threat to its security.

• Steganography and Image File Forensics: To recognize hidden information in images and reconstruct modified media resources.
• Data Acquisition and Duplication: Techniques of obtaining and reproducing computer-related proof in a manner that will ensure its integrity.
• Malware Forensics: Studying on/off malware to find out attack sources.

• Cloud Forensics: Evaluation of cases that occurred in cloud environments with respect to data protection and authorized access.

• Mobile Device Forensics: Restoration of data and analysis of actions on the phone and tablet.
• Legal Frameworks and Procedures: Compliance with legal requirements on the receipt, storage, transfer, and identification of evidence.
• Incident Response and Reporting: They include drafting specialized forensic investigation reports that can be used in legal as well as organizational frames.