Every organization must prepare for the possibility of cybercrime within its networks or on its computer systems. Are you able to investigate crimes, like fraud, insider threats, industrial espionage, employee misuse, and computer intrusion? These days, every IT Pro should learn to recover key intelligence from Windows systems.

Learn how to do just that, from leading expert Erdal Ozkaya, and find out what you need to become a digital forensic professional, incident responder, and media exploitation expert, capable of piecing together Windows system events, second by second. Erdal joins forces with Hasain “the Wolf” Alshakarti and Raymond Comvalius to show how cybercrime happens, what you can do to prevent it, and how to respond when it occurs.

1 | Windows Security and Forensics

Take a look at the current state of the security landscape, Windows Security, and what “computer forensics” are.

2 | Windows Memory Attacks and Forensics

Learn how and why hackers attack a system’s memory, and see how Memory Forensics can help address the problem.

3 | Windows Authentication Attacks and Forensics

See demonstrations of how attackers use credential dependencies to gain elevated access to systems and to perform lateral movement. Plus, learn how to detect and prevent many of these attacks.

4 | Windows Forensics

Explore Digital Forensics, and find out what to do as a first responder to preserve evidence for legal actions.

5 | Network Forensics

Explore network forensics, along with case studies, best practices, and online analysis techniques.

6 | Malware Incident Response

Learn about malware incident response, including identifying, locating, and removing malware.

7 | Windows 10 Forensics

Take a look at Windows 10 forensics, and hear about new security features and innovations that can help forensic experts with their work. Learn
•Examine how and why hackers attack a system’s memory.
•Identify how attackers use credential dependencies to gain elevated access.
•Review what to do as a first responder to an attack; learn to preserve evidence for legal actions.
•Explore network forensics.
•Learn about innovations of Windows 10 that can help forensic experts do their jobs.
•Learn the basics of computer forensics.
•See how to respond to malware incident

https://mva.microsoft.com/en-US/training-courses/windows-security-forensics-14383?l=YCKufUQsB_5105244527

Note:

The article was originally published by Erdal Ozkaya @ Erdal Ozkaya Personal Blog on December 19th, 2015. It is reproduced on this blog with an author’s permission.