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Digital Forensic Series: Network Forensics
Rating: 4.0 out of 5(29 ratings)
426 students
Created byTerrica Player
Last updated 2/2019
English

What you'll learn

  • Be able to conduct network forensics investigations
  • Be able to use log files in network forensics investigations
  • Be able to read Snort log files for network forensics investigations
  • Be able to understand how an attacker attacks a system

Course content

2 sections13 lectures1h 29m total length
  • Importance of Logs6:25
  • Legality of Log Files2:19
  • Important Events2:08
  • Lab- Locating Windows Event Logs4:15
  • Lab- Locating Logs in Macintosh1:39
  • Lab- Locating Logs in Linux1:13

    Password is "digital" without the quotes

Requirements

  • Have a basic understanding of the network
  • Have a basic understanding of computer forensics
  • Have a basic understanding of Linux operating systems

Description

With the rise of data breaches, it is important for those interested in the information security field to understand how to identify malicious attacks in network files along with system log files.  Unlike computer and mobile forensics, the evidence in network forensics can be easily modified and harder to be admissible in court. Therefore, this class briefly explains the importance of log files and goes into hands-on exercises and scenarios. This class focuses on network forensics and incident response.**This is being republished for course sample. ***With the rise of data breaches, it is important for those interested in the information security field to understand how to identify malicious attacks in network files along with system log files.  Unlike computer and mobile forensics, the evidence in network forensics can be easily modified and harder to be admissible in court. Therefore, this class briefly explains the importance of log files and goes into hands-on exercises and scenarios. This class focuses on network forensics and incident response.With the rise of data breaches, it is important for those interested in the information security field to understand how to identify malicious attacks in network files along with system log files.  Unlike computer and mobile forensics, the evidence in network forensics can be easily modified and harder to be admissible in court. Therefore, this class briefly explains the importance of log files and goes into hands-on exercises and scenarios. This class focuses on network forensics and incident response.

Who this course is for:

  • Digital forensic investigators, private investigators, network engineers, and anyone interested in network forensics