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CTL @ FDU The Cybercrime Training Lab at Fairleigh Dickinson University _____________________________________________________ Last call for CTL classes this year! Fairleigh Dickinson University's School of Administrative Science in cooperation with the Office of Continuing Education presents two newly developed half-day forensics training courses in the Cybercrime Training Lab. The cost for each course is $100, which includes a certificate of completion. Limited to 10 participants per class. Registration is on a first come, first served basis. Introduction to FTK, Forensic Tool Kit This class will cover the basics of working with Forensic Tool Kit, commonly know as FTK. Downloading and installing this software, which may be acquired via the internet from AccessData. FTK is a well known and frequently used application for retrieving evidentiary data. Legal precedent has been set validating its use. Course content will include the FTK interface, menu commands, tab functions, creating and supplementing a case, basic analysis data, data carving for graphics, email content, and search analysis. Monday, December 10, 8:30a – 12:30p Collecting Authentic and Altered Evidence From Cell Phones and Digital Cameras This class will show how digital evidence examiners can use infrared connections or cables with forensic software to collect a variety of digital evidence, namely pictures, from digital cameras and cell phones. We will then show how criminals may alter photographs and reload them on these devices that they know will be seized. Then we will show how to use two utilities to examine the metadata to help determine the suspect photos from the authentic ones. We will also introduce the student to using a Data Carving utility known as Data Lifter 2 in order to recover parts of digital photographs that have been deleted, fragmented, and possibly written over. Monday, December 17, 8:30a – 12:30p Yoel Piney, computer expert and digital evidence examiner, will deliver the FTK training. Eamon P. Doherty, Ph.D., FDU Associate Professor of Administrative Science and computer security expert, will lead the cell/camera course. The training sessions are of special interest to law enforcement officers as well as corporate security professionals and will discuss resources available to both corporate investigators and criminal investigators such as licensed private investigation firms and the New Jersey Regional Computer Forensics Lab in Hamilton, New Jersey. For additional course information and a current class schedule please visit our website: www.fdu.edu/ctl If you are interested in attending this class or any of the Cybercrime Training Lab classes, or you have any questions regarding the courses, please send an inquiry email to: [email protected] Or you may call 201.692.6520 and speak to our staff.