Certificate in Computer Forensics I
Program
Get the training you need to start a career in an exciting and challenging field. The Certificate in Computer Forensics I provides a great opportunity to develop the skills and expertise you need to succeed.
Would you like to join an elite group of experts on the front lines of fighting cybercrime? With the evolution of technology and significant increases in computer-based crimes, the field of computer forensics is one of the fastest growing disciplines in computer security. As crimes become more technologically sophisticated, the need for computer forensic experts will continue to grow throughout law enforcement and the business community.
In the Computer Forensics I Certificate, you will get hands-on experience using EnCase, the industry standard in computer forensic investigation technology, and Forensic Toolkit (FTK), a suite of technologies used to perform forensic examinations of computer systems. You will also learn how to image different devices.
The program includes five computer forensic classes totaling 92 hours of lecture and hands-on experience. The certificate graduate will receive 9.2 Continuing Education Units (CEUs).
Program Feature
Class hours may be used to meet the Life Long Learning requirements specified by the AICPA for the new Certified Financial Forensics (CFF) credential.
Who Should Attend
- Information technology specialists
- Systems analysts
- Network administrators
- Computer Forensics professionals seeking career development
Eligibility
The Certificate in Computer Forensics I is appropriate for individuals who want to expand their expertise and learn the essential components intrinsic to the field of computer forensics. The core audience includes employees of both public and private corporations, government entities, and legal and law enforcement organizations.
Contact Veronica Martinez, 657.278.3123, vmartinez@fullerton.edu