Computer Forensics and Cyber Security
Computing, Engineering and Technology
Taught
MSc
Overview
Application Timeline
Tuition
- Whole course
| Student categories | Study | |
|---|---|---|
| Full-time | Part-time | |
| EU | £18,700 | £18,700 |
| England | £11,325 | £11,325 |
| Northern Ireland | £11,325 | £11,325 |
| Scotland | £11,325 | £11,325 |
| Wales | £11,325 | £11,325 |
| International | £18,700 | £18,700 |
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About
This program covers essential aspects of cybercrime, forensic methods, and computer technology.
Course Overview
The Computer Forensics and Cyber Security course equips students with knowledge of the latest technologies and best practices for protecting digital infrastructures, including:
- Enterprise networks
- Internet of Things (IoT) environments
Students will learn modern tools and methodologies for digital forensics investigations, from evidence collection to analysis and expert witness roles.
Target Audience
This course is designed for:
- Newcomers to computer security and forensics
- Practitioners seeking to enhance their skills
It covers...
Subject Area Information
Computer forensics, also known as digital forensics, is a specialized field within cybersecurity that focuses on the identification, preservation, analysis, and presentation of digital evidence. This discipline is crucial for investigating cybercrimes, data breaches, and other illegal activities involving digital devices and networks.
1. Introduction to Computer Forensics
2. Digital Evidence and Cybercrime
3. Forensic Tools and Techniques
4. Network Forensics
5. Mobile Device Forensics
6. Incident Response and Management
7. Legal and Ethical Issues in Digital Forensics
- Understanding of forensic methodologies
- Familiarity with legal and ethical considerations
- Basic investigative techniques
- Ability to identify and categorize digital evidence
- Understanding of cybercrime typologies
- Knowledge of legal frameworks
- Proficiency in using forensic tools
- Data extraction and analysis skills
- Ability to create forensic images of digital devices
- Network monitoring
- Packet analysis
- Ability to trace network intrusions
- Mobile data extraction
- Understanding of mobile operating systems
- Analysis of mobile applications
- Incident response planning
- Crisis management
- Post-incident reporting
- Understanding of legal procedures
- Ethical decision-making
- Knowledge of privacy laws
Career
Upon completing courses in computer forensics, students can pursue various career paths in the digital investigation and cybersecurity landscape.
Digital Forensic Analyst
Specializes in examining digital devices to uncover evidence of cybercrimes.
Cybersecurity Consultant
Provides expert advice on protecting digital assets and responding to cyber incidents.
Incident Response Specialist
Focuses on managing and mitigating the impact of cybersecurity incidents.
Law Enforcement Officer
Works within police departments or federal agencies to investigate cybercrimes.
Information Security Manager
Oversees an organization's information security strategy and ensures compliance with legal standards.
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