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e-fense Training
We believe computer security is a critical part of business in today’s technology-dependent economy. Experts at e-fense offer basic and advanced training sessions in incident response, wireless security and Linux fundamentals, giving you the confidence and know-how you need.
| (E103) Live Forensics & Incident Response - 3 Day
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This 3 day course is intended for anyone wanting to use the e-fense Helix CD. This course is hands on and students will get a chance to understand the procedures and approach to volatile data collection & incident response using real world scenarios. The course will also focus on acquiring and analyzing live data from both Windows and UNIX. Helix is a bootable Linux forensics/incident response CD to assist the analyst in the collection, preservation, and analysis of evidentiary data. The forensics tools on the CDROM can support forensic activity on computers running all versions of Windows, Linux and Solaris systems. The CDROM has been copyrighted by e-fense.
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Available dates (click date to register):
February 3-5, 2009 (ACTIC Lab - Phoenix, AZ)
December 2-4, 2008 (New Horizons Learning Center - San Antonio, TX)
April 14-16, 2009 (Northwest RCFL - Portland, OR) |
| (E102) Introduction to Computer Search and Seizure - 1.5 Day |
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This 1 1/2 day course is designed to provide law enforcement initial responders with sufficient knowledge to recognize computer related evidence, how to properly seize a computer, and what actions NOT to take in order to prevent computer crime scene contamination. |
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| (E101) Computer User Awareness Class - 1 Hour |
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This one-hour seminar is designed to meet the requirements many companies and government agencies have to provide annual information security awareness training to its employees. The following topics are covered: Proper password creation and protection; social engineering defenses; computer viruses, worms, trojans, and adware; data security; and any other topics deemed appropriate. |
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| (E100) Electronic Discovery & Computer Forensics - CLE |
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This course is intended for lawyers seeking to expand their knowledge of electronic discovery & computer forensics. This course is certified in Colorado by the Colorado Supreme Court Board of Continuing Legal & Judicial Education in Texas by the Texas Bar Association Minimum Continuing Legal Education and in Main by the State bar association. The course is worth 2 general credits and 0.5 ethics credits. |
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