Computer Crime Investigation Training January 2, 2009

News of hacking Information assets such as websites is common in the Middle East. Headlines of major government sites, bank or other prestigious organizations being hacked into do not sound unusual with today’s information systems and networks being pervasive and ubiquitous.
Due to low awareness and comparatively poor implementation of security controls in the GCC and the ever increasing growth of E-Commerce, there has been an influx of fraud, abuse and criminal activity on IT systems by hackers, third party contractors and even by employees.
This alarming toll of information security breaches has created demand backed drive for computer crime investigation education and certification. Not surprisingly, there is an unparalleled job growth for computer forensics professionals.
Did you know that your email, sms’ or any other computer data from hardware such as digital cameras can be retrieved even after formatting few times?
This Computer CrimeInvestigation training by OISSG focuses on the process and methodology of computer forensics. You will learn how to conduct “live” Forensics, and analyze memory as required to find suspect malware, and preserve evidence integrity for possible litigation. During the course students will perform advanced level forensics to identify process antecedence and running context. Additionally, the course highlights sophisticated attacks, and how to analyze the information from these attacks at the packet level.

Why ATTEND THIS?
■■Learn a process and methodology for Computer Forensics that can be applied at any level
■■Practice elite techniques of memory analysis to identify and collect malware evidence
■■To be exposed to the challenging world of “live” forensics
■■Develop skills to uncover “stealth” data
■■Analyze advanced hacker attacks against web applications
■■Identify proper evidence preservation procedures for mobile devices

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