How Do I Become a Computer Security Specialist?
Experts in computer intrusion investigation and forensics, governments and enterprises around the world are gradually realizing the importance of computer network security. They are scrambling to hire computer security and even authentication experts to strengthen the detection of hacking activities.
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- Experts in computer intrusion investigation and forensics, governments and enterprises around the world are gradually realizing the importance of computer network security. They are scrambling to hire computer security and even authentication experts to strengthen the detection of hacking activities.
- Experts in computer intrusion investigation and forensics, computer crimes are rampant. According to the figures of the Technology Crime Investigation Team of the Commercial Crime Bureau, the rate has increased by more than 50% every year for the past 10 years, and the situation is extremely serious. Governments and enterprises around the world are gradually realizing the importance of computer network security, and they are scrambling to hire computer security and even authentication experts to strengthen the detection of hacking activities.
ComputerHackingForensicInvestigator (CHFI) certification is the world's most recognized professional certification for computer intrusion investigation and forensics, issued by the United States EC-Council. EC-Council is one of the top 10 IT certification organizations in the world. The CHFI course focuses on hacking, detecting, extracting criminal evidence and identifying potential attacks. In addition to computer security, CHFI also teaches how to systematically and correctly obtain and record criminal evidence (for example, by restoring deleted, encrypted, or corrupted files), prosecuting intruders in court, and conducting audits to prevent future intrusions.
CHFI certification recipients can be computer and network security experts in major government law enforcement agencies and enterprises. For example, famous international companies such as Microsoft, HP, and Citigroup have chosen to employ CHFI experts as the company's system security analyst, computer forensics analyst, and computer forensics expert. In recent years, industries with a large number of customers' sensitive data, such as banks and law firms , Insurance, financial institutions, etc. have begun to hire this type of talent. Due to the large market demand and the small number of experts with CHFI, and the CHFI professionals must have legal and IT knowledge, salaries are one-third higher than the average IT practitioners, and the industry prospects are very optimistic.
Exam code: 312-49, examination fee: 500 USD.
Course Outline:
ComputerForensicsinToday'sWorld (Computer Forensics)
ComputerForensicsInvestigationProcess
Searching and Seizing of Computer (collecting information): computer search when there are no signs, computer search when there are signs · Digital Evidence
FirstResponderProcedures (first finder program)
· IncidentHandling (event processing): classification of pieces and various processing techniques · ComputerForensicsLab (computer identification experiment)
UnderstandingHardDisksandFileSystems
DigitalMediaDevices (digital media storage devices)
CD / DVDForensics (How to identify disc media)
Windows, Linux, MacintoshBootProcess (operating system boot process)
WindowsForensicsI (Windows system event identification, PartI)
WindowsForensicsII (Windows system event identification, PartII)
LinuxForensics (event identification for Linux systems)
MacForensics (Mac forensics)
DataAcquisitionandDuplication (acquisition and reproduction of data)
RecoveringDeletedFiles & DeletedPartitions (Deleted Data / Volume Recovery)
· ForensicsInvestigationsUsingAccessDataFTK (FTK identification tool)
· ForensicsInvestigationsUsingEncase (Encase identification tool)
· Steganography
ImageFilesForensics
AudioFilesForensics (audio and music file identification)
VideoFilesForensics
ApplicationPasswordCracker (application password cracking)
LogCapturingandEventCorrelation (Log capture and event correlation)
NetworkForensics & InvestigatingLogs
InvestigatingNetworkTraffic
RouterForensics
InvestigatingWirelessAttacks
InvestigatingWebAttacks
InvestigatingDoSAttacks
InvestigatingInternetCrimes
TrackingEmailsandInvestigatingEmailCrime
· PDAForensics (PDA event identification)
BlackberryForensics (event identification of BlackBerry)
IPod and iPhoneForensics (event identification of iPod and iPhone)
CellPhoneForensics (event identification of mobile phones)
PrinterForensics (printer intrusion identification)
Investigating Corporate Espionage
InvestigatingTrademarkandcopyrightInfringement (trademark and copyright violation investigation)
InvestigatingSexualHarassmentIncidents
InvestigatingChildPornographyCases
· InvestigativeReport
· BecomeExpertWitness (how to become an expert witness)
RiskAssessment (risk assessment)
Evaluation and Certification of Information System (testing and certification of information systems)