This course teaches participants how to obtain, preserve and document evidence from digital electronic devices. The course equips participants with knowledge and skills on how to identify methods used and system vulnerabilities which can be secured to prevent loss or damage. It provides the relevant skill set needed to carry out high level investigative operations in an event of a breach. The duration of the course is ten (10) days.

Aim of the Course

Target Group

The course is of particular interest to members of the public and all Private Investigators, Prosecutors, Information Technology Specialists and law enforcement officers.

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Entry Requirements

In order to get admission into this course, one must be a holder of a degree, diploma or certificate in a related field of study. However, they should be holders of at least a Grade 12 Certificate.

What is taught?

The subjects covered under the Cybercrime and Computer Forensic Investigations are as highlighted below;

Electronic Communications and Transactions in Zambia
Computer Crime
Basic Forensic Principles
General Computing Principles
Search and Seizure of Computers
Collection of Evidence from a “Live” System
Forensic Imaging and Verification
Data Recovery and Analysis
Investigative Techniques
Encryption
Extensive “Hands-On” Laboratories

Attendance

During the Cybercrime and Computer Forensic Investigations Course, attendance to lecturers and participation to exercises is compulsory for all course participants. It is the basis upon which performance will be assessed and is the key to successful completion of the programme.

Classes are usually conducted from morning to afternoon. Changes in the timetable are communicated to the participants in advance