CSEC 110B - Introduction to Digital Forensics

1. Awareness (knowledge of a potential issue or crime),
2. Identifying sources of Digital Evidence,
3. Collecting and preserving Digital Evidence,
4. Describing how to examine and interpret Digital Evidence,
5. Describing how to analyze Digital Evidence,
6. Reading Digital Investigation Report examples, and
7. Explaining Post-Investigative Processes.

This course also describes ethics when conducting Digital Investigations as well as exploring Risk Mitigation/Governance for companies. Lastly the course explores the legal authorities used in processes for both civil and criminal investigations.

Course was previously offered as CF 119B.

Student Learning Outcomes

1. Explain the process for conducting a digital forensics investigation.
2. Describe ethics when conducting Digital Forensic Investigations.
3. Describe Risk Mitigation and/or Governance for companies.
4. Describe legal authority processes for digital forensics investigations.