Digital Forensics
Digital Forensics
Fundamentals of digital forensics, legal issues, evidence, chain of custody, media analysis, incident response, corporate forensics, and network forensics.
| Hours | 3.0 Credit, 2.0 Lecture, 3.0 Lab |
| Prerequisites | IT&C 366; or C S 465; or IS 560 |
| Taught | Winter |
| Programs | Containing IT&C 566 |
Course Outcomes:
1
Determine the nature and extent of an incident by applying the principles of digital forensics, including where appropriate reconstructing a cyber-incident.
2
Analyze volatile data, nonvolatile data and files of unknown origin.
3
Compare the priorities of cyber forensics for different communities
4
Evaluate and integrate different tools to create a personal forensics toolkit.
5
Defend the results of an investigation to various audiences including technical, legal and management.
6
Create and justify forensic checklists for both existing and new technologies using established methods.