Learning Objectives

At the end of this course, students will be able to:
  1. Define the Incident Response and Computer Forensic processes.
  2. Articulate basic forensic tools and methodologies.
  3. Build an incident response team.
  4. Explain appropriate methodology for gathering, protecting and presenting evidence.
  5. Explain basic Intrusion Detection Systems Theory.
  6. Make a bit-stream copy of a suspect hard drive.
  7. Define relevant cryptography services and terms.
  8. List six different data hiding techniques.
  9. List and explain password auditing (cracking) methodologies.
  10. Define hostile code.
  11. Explain a Denial of Service (DOS) attack.
  12. Identify the major forensic tool classes.
  13. Install and operate Windows and Linux O/S's and tools.
  14. Define and explain three attack phases.
  15. Explain how integrity checking programs, such as Tripwire, operate.
  16. Explain the role of logs in computer forensics.
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