De Montfort University (DMU), BSc (Hons), Forensic Computing
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years: 4 |
Students gain the ability to work with computers in a forensically sound manner including protecting computer systems, recognising the signs of attack, exposing hidden evidence and handling that evidence after an incident has occurred; topics include: Computer hardware and communication devices; Data storage, transmission, authentication, encryption and hiding (steganography); operating systems (Linux, BSD, OS X, Windows), system software and programming, web systems, and malware; the Internet, wireless communications and network protocols; ethics and its relation to the law and forensic computing; computer law, legal processes and digital evidence; the regulatory framework of digital investigation; topics studied include: preparing for an investigation, initial incident response strategies and the forensic acquisition of digital evidence; analysing digital evidence using cutting-edge investigative tools; reporting the outcomes of a forensic investigation in a manner acceptable to the courts and other organisations.
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