#OSFORENSICS MAC HOW TO#
You will also learn how to correctly interpret the information in the file system data structures, giving the student a better understanding of how these file systems work. You will learn how these systems store data, what happens when a file gets written to disc, what happens when a file gets deleted from disc, and how to recover deleted files. Finally, the Windows OS Forensics course covers windows file systems, Fat32, ExFat, and NTFS.
The Windows Registry Forensics course shows you how to examine the live registry, the location of the registry files on the forensic image, and how to extract files. The training is designed for the participant to learn in a teamwork environment and taught by instructors who. This course dives into the scientific principles relating to digital forensics and gives you a close look at on-scene triaging, keyword lists, grep, file hashing, report writing and the profession of digital forensic examination. The Advanced Practices in Mac Forensics (MFSC-201) course provides unparalleled vendor-neutral and tool-agnostic instruction in advanced topics relating to the forensic use and analysis of Apple hardware, technologies, and applications. In the Digital Forensics Concepts course, you will learn about legal considerations applicable to computer forensics and how to identify, collect and preserve digital evidence. This three part InfoSec Specialization covers a wide variety of Computer Forensics topics.
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