This bootcamp in Windows Forensic Analysis provides a comprehensive foundation in digital forensics, equipping participants to acquire and analyze evidence from Windows systems using industry-standard tools. Students will learn to examine NTFS and FAT file systems to recover deleted data, analyze Windows Registry artifacts, and conduct memory forensics to detect malware and advanced threats. The course also covers investigating user activity through logs and browser artifacts, applying techniques in incident response, and culminates in generating professional reports for legal and investigative purposes.
Learning Outcomes
- Demonstrate proficiency with industry-standard forensic tools
- Identify, extract, and interpret critical Windows artifacts
- Synthesize forensic findings into a structured and professional report
Target Audience
- Students and Graduates
- Digital Forensics Enthusiasts
Prerequiste Knowledge
- Basic knowledge of Windows operating systems
(file structure, processes, services) - Familiarity with computer networks and
cybersecurity fundamentals
Start Date
- 22 September 2025
Course Duration
- 40 hours (2 hours / day)
Assessment Type
- Multiple Choice Questions (Pass Criteria - 40%)
Mode of Course Delivery
- Virtual Instructor-Led Training (VILT)
Syllabus
- Introduction to Windows Forensics
- Windows File System Forensics
- Windows Registry Forensics
- Memory Forensics
- Windows Event Logs & Auditing
- Browser & Application Forensics
- Malware Analysis & Incident Response
- Reporting & Legal Aspects
Fees
No Registration Fee
Course Duration
40 hours (2 hours / day, 04:00 PM - 06:00 PM)
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