First Responder Officer can be a PCR Van officer or the Emergency Officer of the Jurisdictional Police Station. He is often the first to arrive on the scene of crime and needs to have an awareness of how technology affects crime, what is digital evidence and how it should be handled.
First Responder Officer can be a PCR Van officer or the Emergency Officer of the Jurisdictional Police Station. He is often the first to arrive on the scene of crime and needs to have an awareness of how technology affects crime, what is digital evidence and how it should be handled.
Module 1: Handling Cybercrime Complainants
- Topic 1: Knowledge of Information Technology
- Topic 2: Knowledge of Current Legislation & Policies Related To Crime Using Technology
Module 2: Digital Crime Scene Management
- Topic 1: Digital Evidence & What can be Found by Analysing Digital Evidence?
- Topic 2: Knowledge of Consequences to Alteration of Dates and Time and Others that may Influence the Criminal Justice Process
Module 3: Search and Seizure of Digital Evidences
- Topic 1: Crime Scene Attendance: Identifying, Gathering, Preserving Digital Evidence with Proper Chain of Custody
- Topic 2: Risks Associated with Technology for Individuals, Organization & Investigation Officers including Reliability of Information
- Topic 3: Seizure of Suspected Computer
- Topic 4: Disk Imaging, File Deletion and Media Sanitization
- Topic 5: Identification of digital evidence
Module 4: Digital Forensics
- Topic 1: Digital Forensics for Pen Drives
- Topic 2: Digital Forensics of Hard Disk Drives
- Topic 3: Digital Forensics of Laptop and Palmtop
- Topic 4: Desktop and Operating System Forensics
- Topic 5: Mobile Device Forensics
- Topic 6: Digital Forensics of Server and Network
- Topic 7: Digital Forensics of Memory Card
- Topic 8: Analysis of Electronic Evidence
- Topic 9: Imaging of Evidence and Hash Generation
- Topic 10: Consequences of Interacting with Digital Devices
- Topic 11: Exposure of Identity and Other Risks when Operating Online
Module 5: First Responder Guide to Mobile Forensics
- First Responder Guide to Mobile Forensics
Reference Materials
- Cybercrime Awareness Handbook File
- Cybercrime Investigation Handbook File
- First Responder Guide to Mobile Forensics File
- Cybercrime Investigations Hands-On Approach Handbook for Police Officers File
- Investigating Cybercrime against Children File
- Important Cyber Forensic Tools and their Description File
Assessment & Feedback
- Trainee's Feedback
- Course Completion Examination
- Course Completion Certificate
- Teacher: Sanjay Kumar
THIS COURSE IS ABOUT intermediate course ACTION TAKEN FOR FIRST RESPONDER POLICE OFFICERS
Module 1: Handling Cybercrime Complainants
Knowledge of Information Technology
Knowledge of Current Legislation & Policies Related To Crime Using Technology
Module 2: Digital Crime Scene Management
Digital Evidence & What can be Found by Analysing Digital Evidence?
Knowledge of Consequences to Alteration of Dates and Time and Others that may Influence the Criminal Justice Process
Module 3: Search and Seizure of Digital Evidences
Crime Scene Attendance: Identifying, Gathering, Preserving Digital Evidence with Proper Chain of Custody
Risks Associated with Technology for Individuals, Organization & Investigation Officers including Reliability of Information
Seizure of Suspected Computer
Disk Imaging, File Deletion and Media Sanitization
Identification of digital evidence
Course Syllabus
Cyber Crime Investigation Hands-On Approach
Cyber Crime Investigation Hands-On Approach (handbook for Police Officer)
- Teacher: Sanjay Kumar