Digital Forensics Training

Get the evidence you need

Digital Forensics is the process of identifying, collecting, preserving and finding evidence on digital media. Digital media refers to computers, laptops, servers, thumb drives, digital cameras and even mobile phones. Attend this course and find out how to properly ask for what you need and make strategic decisions about the use of digital evidence in your cases. With an understanding of digital forensics, you’ll be better able to collect evidence and build an effective narrative that can be used in court, as well as challenge or defend digital evidence. Not forgetting, an understanding of what information live forensic analysis is and how live forensics fits into the big picture of other analysis techniques.

Did you know ....

The reality of this millennium is that computer-related crime is a perennial feature in all fraud examination. Whether it is using the computer to perpetrate a crime or defrauding an organisation, Computer Forensics Specialists are needed by today's companies to determine the root cause of the fraudulent activity, collect evidence legally admissible in court, and protect corporate assets and reputation. The best way to become a Computer Forensics expert is to attend a training session with a Computer Forensics training expert.

The rate of fraud, abuse and downright criminal activity on IT systems by hackers, contractors and even employees are reaching alarming rates. Corporate IT, Law Enforcement and Information Security Pros are often required to perform Computer Forensics duties on their jobs. In terms of strategic career alternatives, nothing beats Computer Forensics, and the place to learn Computer Forensics at a fraction of the usual price is at the ICFE Group of Companies. The most amazing thing about the ICFE Digital Forensics training is that it assumes participants have zero computer knowledge. Translated into practical term, this means, you need not even be interested in IT or computer to get excited about Computer Digital Forensics. You will want to attend this programme for many reasons in addition to having a career alternative. If you are in Human Resource, you will want to attend because disciplinary issues very often need Computer Digital evidence. We will teach you how to go about getting it. If you are part of a senior management team, you will want to attend this training; if for no other reason than to explore how to go about getting computer digital evidence to commence legal action against an errant employee.

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FCPA Compliance: Internal Control Masterclass – A Fraud Risk Management Perspective

• Finance, Operation and IT Managers / Directors
• External Auditors
• Audit Managers
• Corporate Attorneys
• Information Security professionals
• Risk Management and Compliance personnel
• Fraud Investigators

• The awakening to FCPA Compliance accounting requirements
• The limitations of Internal Controls
• Introduction to Investigative Auditing and Internal Control
• Detecting Systemic Weakness: The Auditors’ Fraud Responsibilities
• The Realities of Fraud and Internal Controls
• Uncovering Fraudulent Financial Statement Scheme
• Internal Controls and the Effect of Bribery and Corruption
• Misappropriation of Assets
• The Data Analytics Principles
  

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Human Resource Professional Series: Employee Fraud Risk Management

Digital Forensics Training

Get the evidence you need

Digital Forensics is the process of identifying, collecting, preserving and finding evidence on digital media. Digital media refers to computers, laptops, servers, thumb drives, digital cameras and even mobile phones. Attend this course and find out how to properly ask for what you need and make strategic decisions about the use of digital evidence in your cases. With an understanding of digital forensics, you’ll be better able to collect evidence and build an effective narrative that can be used in court, as well as challenge or defend digital evidence. Not forgetting, an understanding of what information live forensic analysis is and how live forensics fits into the big picture of other analysis techniques.

Did you know ....

The reality of this millennium is that computer-related crime is a perennial feature in all fraud examination. Whether it is using the computer to perpetrate a crime or defrauding an organisation, Computer Forensics Specialists are needed by today's companies to determine the root cause of the fraudulent activity, collect evidence legally admissible in court, and protect corporate assets and reputation. The best way to become a Computer Forensics expert is to attend a training session with a Computer Forensics training expert.

The rate of fraud, abuse and downright criminal activity on IT systems by hackers, contractors and even employees are reaching alarming rates. Corporate IT, Law Enforcement and Information Security Pros are often required to perform Computer Forensics duties on their jobs. In terms of strategic career alternatives, nothing beats Computer Forensics, and the place to learn Computer Forensics at a fraction of the usual price is at the ICFE Group of Companies. The most amazing thing about the ICFE Digital Forensics training is that it assumes participants have zero computer knowledge. Translated into practical term, this means, you need not even be interested in IT or computer to get excited about Computer Digital Forensics. You will want to attend this programme for many reasons in addition to having a career alternative. If you are in Human Resource, you will want to attend because disciplinary issues very often need Computer Digital evidence. We will teach you how to go about getting it. If you are part of a senior management team, you will want to attend this training; if for no other reason than to explore how to go about getting computer digital evidence to commence legal action against an errant employee.

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