Course Overview
A practical DFIR course covering incident response readiness, evidence handling, forensic acquisition concepts, Windows artifacts, timeline analysis, network evidence, triage, containment decisions, and defensible incident reporting.
Key Learning Areas
- Incident response lifecycle, roles and readiness
- Evidence preservation, chain of custody and forensic notes
- Disk, memory and live-response acquisition concepts
- Windows forensic artifacts and event log analysis
- Timeline development and user-activity reconstruction
- Network evidence, PCAP review and IOC pivoting
- Containment, eradication, lessons learned and reporting
Training Methodology
The course blends concise instructor briefings, guided demonstrations, practical exercises, scenario discussion, worksheets and structured review. The exact lab mix can be adjusted for a corporate batch and the organization’s technology environment.
Who Should Attend
Cybersecurity professionals, IT teams, auditors, risk and compliance practitioners, incident response personnel, system administrators, developers or managers whose responsibilities align with the subject matter of this programme.