Seizing and Handling of Digital Evidence (formerly Bag and Tag) (SHDE)
- This one-day course designed for investigators that cringed at the thought of doing anything with computers and it also offers investigators a practical experience and exposure to a myriad of different types of digital evidence that they are likely to observe in the course of serving a search warrant. This course prepares investigators for taking apart computer systems, documenting configuration, itemizing evidence items, safe packaging and proper transportation of digital evidence to their evidence facility and ultimately to the RCFL or a forensic lab for examination. Not available to outside law enforcement at this time.
- Registration is mandatory. To view training dates for this course, visit our Training Registration information.
- FTK is one of several tools that the SDRCFL uses while conducting digital forensics examinations. This course teaches investigators how to use FTK so they can conduct a comprehensive review of the digital media that has been submitted to, or processed by the SDRCFL. This course also teaches investigators how to locate and examine e-mail messages, deleted files, documents, graphic files, and how to search for key words and phrases.
- This course is restricted to law enforcement investigators.
- Registration is mandatory. To view training dates for this course, visit our Training Registration information.
- Free Training - Open to all law enforcement personnel. Image Scan is a component system developed by the FBI CART Unix Program for Innocent Images field investigators to accurately view a variety of graphics formats on a subject's computer. Image Scan uses a customized linux boot CD/floppy combination in conjunction with a mass storage USB device that allows investigators in the field to access the graphics files on a subject's computer while making absolutely no changes to any files. As used for consent searches, this system maintains the forensic integrity of the computer viewed for subsequent forensic examination in a lab environment.
- Registration is mandatory. To view training dates for this course, visit our Training Registration information.
- * If you and your agency conduct on-site investigations for child pornography and have a need for Image Scan, download the attached document, "Sample Letter" and have your agency head or division commander send the letter to the address listed at FBI CART Headquarters. Also fax the letter to the Program Manager at the number listed. If you have any other questions, please contact the NJRCFL. Download a sample letter here.
- This is a half-day course which will give an overview of a digital preview solutions to help investigators get the results they need Now.
- Allows users to extract data from a cell phone, put it into a report, and burn the report to a CD or DVD in as little as 30 minutes
- Teaching detectives (first responders) how to deal with DVRs and captured video on them.
- Best Practices for the retrieval of video evidence from DVRs.
- ****** OPEN TO ALL LAW ENFORCEMENT ******
- LMF01**: Linux Media Forensics
- LMF02**: Linux Media Forensics - Advanced
- MAC01**: Macintosh Refresher Training
- MSADV**: Microsoft Advanced Forensics
** Restricted to FBI CART and RCFL examiners only.
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- AOL Training
- NJSP LIM Training
Porter Lee Beast LIMS (Laboratory Information Management System) User Training - NJSP OFFICE OF FORENSIC SCIENCES
- LiveWire Investigator Training
WetStone Technologies, Inc. - Course Fee: Special price for law enforcement $3,000 [normally $3,950] includes copies of LiveWire Investigator, Live Discover and Gargoyle Investigator Enteprise Edition. Please call for law enforcement, education and bundled training discounts! Throughout this intensive LiveWire training course students learn the "do's and don't's" of live evidence collection and preservation. Students are taught to understand legal precautions and concerns and also become skilled at the use of those tools necessary to conduct a digital investigation of this magnitude. Students are given simulated situations where they learn how to analyze and tailor the LiveWire Investigator information and reports to determine evidence, malicious software or cyber weapon use activity, or potential insider attack scenarios. ***FOR WETSTONE'S TRAINING SCHEDULE OR TO REGISTER FOR THIS TRAINING PLEASE VISIT AT www.wetstonetech.com. - New Jersey Division of Criminal Justice Prosecutors Training
- New Jersey Probation, Parole and Prosecutors Training
- Skillpath/CompuMaster - Technical Writing
- Guidance Software Encase v5 Briefing
- New Jersey State Police - High Technology Crime Investigators Association - Delaware Valley Chapter
- Forensic Telecommunications Services, UK
FTS Managing Director Jonathan Clark will discuss their world-leading data-recovery processes for mobile telephones, PDAs and GPS equipment. The summary of topics which will be addressed are as follows: CELL PHONE FORENSICS - cell phone architecture and operation; cell phone seizure; techniques to protect integrity of data; evidence extraction techniques; SIM; internal and external memory; evidence analysis, cell phone attribution; courtroom presentation; sample cases; advanced topics (incl. intelligence applications); CELL SITE FORENSICS - network architecture and operation; evidence collection; evidence analysis; geographic mapping techniques; device/user tracking and attribution; courtroom presentation; sample cases; advanced topics (incl. intelligence applications); surveillance/jamming; IMSI/IMEI grabbing; phantom base stations; CDR analysis.
