The Cybercrime Analyst/Investigator role includes a variety of entry-level information security positions focused on analyzing and investigating cybercrime events. This role requires an understanding of computer forenics and how malware compromises a system. The Cybercrime Analyst/Investigator is one of four entry-level, core cybersecurity roles mapped directly to the National Initiative for Cybersecurity Education’s CyberSeek model.
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The Certified Computer Forensics Examiner (CCFE) certification path prepares you for the CCFE certification exam by teaching the necessary skills to investigate computer threats and computer crime.
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The Certified Mobile Forensics Examiner (CMFE) certification path prepares you for the CMFE certification exam by teaching the necessary skills to investigate mobile threats and mobile cybercrime.
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The Network Forensics skills path helps you fully understand how systems are compromised and what traces are left behind by attackers on the network. You'll learn the concepts, techniques and tools used to analyze logs, protocols, wireless, web traffic and email.
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The Computer Forensics skills path teaches you critical techniques about identifying, preserving, extracting, analyzing and reporting forensic evidence through use of the most popular computer forensic tools.
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The Mobile Forensics skills path teaches you critical techniques about identifying, preserving, extracting, analyzing and reporting forensic evidence found on mobile devices, including Android, iOS, Windows Phone, Blackberry and Feature Phone.
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The Finding and Analyzing Evidence skills path teaches you how to discover sensitive data via a variety of avenues, including memory, Windows Registry, social media, Web browsers, the cloud and more.
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The Extracting Digital Evidence skills path teaches you how to extract sensitive data across a variety of devices, including mobile devices, Windows computers, Linux computers, Apple computers, and Networking and IoT devices.
Paraben CEO Amber Schroader discusses her path to becoming a computer forensics investigator and provides advice to those who may be considering computer forensics as a career.
Our forensics resource hub includes everything you need to know to get started in forensics, including areas of study, free and open source tools, popular certifications, salary data and more!
Learn where a career in cybersecurity can take you in this on-demand webinar with Keatron Evans, Infosec instructor and managing consultant at KM Cyber Security, LLC.