Paraben’s Digital Forensic Fundamentals course is designed to get you started in the field of digital forensics. The fundamental how-to knowledge that acts as a foundation for what you need as you pursue this area of digital forensics.

This course will show you the best practices for collecting and investigating a variety of different digital items. Students will learn about the chain of custody and the foundational details of the field of digital forensics.

This introductory certification is designed for those just getting started with Paraben's E3:P2C.  This course is designed to focus on the skills used with hard drive, email, and media examination. 

This introductory certification is designed for those just getting started with Paraben's E3:DS or E3:Universal. You will learn the basics of our premiere forensic tool for mobile devices and become proficient in its use for your investigations by completing a sample E3:DS practical case file. 

• Become familiar with the concept of digital forensics.

• Cover the common types of digital evidence

• Know the widespread digital devices

• Learn the legalities of digital investigations and the challenges investigators faced during the investigation.

In This Course You Will Learn About Investigating The Windows Recycle Bin, Related Artifacts, and How Windows Processes Deleted Items. As it is Well Known, Investigating Recycle Bin is One of the Fundamental Steps When Conducting Windows Forensic Inv

This course covers the required digital forensic skills to work with files and identify the different file types (e.g. txt, exe, jpg, etc). You will also learn how to use a hexadecimal editor to inspect and analyze different files.

In this course, you will learn how data is represented in a computer system and understand the most commonly used numbering systems. Understanding concepts in this course is key to understand the digital evidence you are dealing with.

This course for beginners who want to learn about the Digital Forensics and Investigations track, and how to write the forensics report after completing the investigation

• Discover the most commonly used Linux distributions for digital forensics

• Understand the key features of the mentioned distribution

• Know the minimal requirements for distribution installation

• Learn how to wipe a disk and use the tools Hardwipe and dd (on Windows) for disk wiping

• Learn how to use a WriteBlocker

• Practice RAM data capturing using Belkasoft, Magnet RAM capture, and Dumpit

• Practice disk data acquisition using the tools Belkasoft, FEX Imager, and dd command

• Practice forensic image mounting using Arsenal Image Mounter and OSFMount tools

This course covers the required digital forensic skills to inspect and understand the different timestamps that could be seen during an investigation and learn how to convert between timezones.

This course covers the basics of file system forensic analysis. In addition, it covers the concepts and skills needed to extract files from storage devices and recover deleted files to be used as evidence.