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Bachelor of Information Technology (Cyber and Network Security): ITNET309A Computer and network forensics

This guide supports the Diploma of Information Technology, Bachelor of Information Technology (Cyber and Network Security) and Bachelor of Information Technology (Data Engineering).

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Guide to computer forensics and investigations (2019) - eBook and book by Bill Nelson; Amelia Phillips; Christopher Steuart

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Nelson, B, Phillips, A & Steuart, C 2019, Guide to computer forensics and investigations,
6th ed., eBook, viewed 6 October 2021, ProQuest eBook Central.
Week 1 Chapter 1 Understanding the digital forensics profession and investigations
Week 2 Chapter 2 The investigator's office and laboratory
Week 3 Chapter 3 Data acquisition
Week 4 Chapter 4 Processing crime and incident scences
Week 5 Chapter 6 Current digital forensics tools
Week 6 Chapter 5 Working with Windows and CLI systems
Week 7 Chapter 7 Linux and Macintosh file systems
Week 8 Chapter 10 Virtual machine forensics, live acquisitions, and network forensics
Week 9 Chapter 12 Mobile device forensics and the internet of anything
Week 10 Chapter 11 E-mail and social media investigations
Week 11 Chapter 14 Report writing for high-tech investigations
Week 12 Chapter 13 Cloud forensics

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