Threats of computer crime against an organisation's infrastructure are continually growing. If you want to keep up to date and deepen your knowledge of the latest threats, counter-measures and evidence-capture techniques then this short course is ideal for you.
School of Computing & Mathematical Sciences
Date: New dates to be published soon.
Location: University of Greenwich, Old Royal Naval College, Park Row, Greenwich SE10 9LS
Threats of computer crime against an organisation's infrastructure are continually growing. If you want to keep up to date and deepen your knowledge of the latest threats, counter-measures and evidence-capture techniques then this short course is ideal for you.
Over the duration of this course you will be introduced to the field of Computer Forensics moving quickly onto more detail around some of the theory and techniques within it as a discipline, including relevant concepts and processes. Practical sessions throughout will serve to reinforce knowledge gained during the class sessions.
Topics Covered
- Introduction to network security
- Information-hiding techniques
- Introduction to Windows Operating System Artefacts
- Searching and bookmarking
- Performing a forensic investigation
Who is the course for?
- Anyone interested in understanding computer forensics either for general interest or who have some responsibility for ICT security within their organisation.
- No prior knowledge of computer forensics is required although you should have a basic knowledge of IT and computer use.
Booking
To register your interest email: j.parke@greenwich.ac.uk