Cyber Forensics For Beginners

Explore sources of cyber attacks, including phishing-driven infections, internal actors, and malware delivered by mail, and learn protection goals, the CIA triad, and how to prevent misuse and unauthorized access.

Explore the CIA triad: confidentiality, integrity, and availability—as a foundational model for information security, guiding policies, training, access controls, data encryption, and defense against attacks.

Discover how cybersecurity tools address evolving threats across domains, from Blue Victor Defence's machine-speed detection and threat hunting to Cloud Defender, Coffins Triage, Contract Security, and Digital Guardian protection.

Explore digital forensics and cybersecurity by examining the five core processes—identification, preservation, analysis, documentation, and presentation—to gather, preserve, and present digital evidence in court.

Explore the six major types of digital forensics: network, mobile phone, wireless, email, database, and disk forensics—and learn the core processes from identification through documentation.

Explore the advantages and disadvantages of digital forensics, including protecting money and time, upholding system integrity, and the fact that not all extracted data can be used in court.

Explore who uses cyber forensics across platforms and government networks to prevent data breaches, secure systems, and support crime prevention, evidence, recognition, exoneration, and tracking.

Explore career paths in cyber forensics, from computer forensics investigator to information security analyst, as you gain theoretical knowledge in cyber security and digital forensics.