Only 5 days
Classroom
02/12/2024 (Monday)
Overview
As a Certified Cyber Forensics Professional you'll understand and show competence in established disciplines as well as new challenges, such as mobile forensics, cloud forensics and anti-forensics.
The CCFP certification demonstrates your expertise in forensic techniques and procedures. With your knowledge, you'll be able to present complete and reliable digital evidence admissible to a court of law.
You'll learn about the six domains of CCFP:
- Legal and Ethical Principles
- Investigations
- Forensic Science
- Digital Forensics
- Application Forensics
- Hybrid and Emerging Technologies
The certification also indicates your ability to apply forensics to e-discovery, malware analysis and incident response. On the CCFP course you'll get hands-on experience and prepare a report on evidence analysis at the end.
Highest Performing Affiliate of the Year
Firebrand Training has been named as “Highest Performing Affiliate of the Year – EMEA” by ISC2. The major security association helps companies recognise organisations and individuals who are knowledgeable in security through all ISC2 certifications.
Firebrand Training is an Authorized Provider of ISC2 certifications. W. Hord Tipton, Executive Director of ISC2, stated: “This award represents Firebrand as the top performer for ISC2...for the EMEA region.”
Benefits
ISC2 Membership Benefits
ISC2 is an international, non-profit membership association built for security professionals. When you certify, you’ll become a member of ISC2. As a member, you’ll join a global network of 125,000+ and get access to an array of exclusive resources, tools and peer-to-peer networking opportunities, conference and event discounts.
Become a member by earning one of ISC2’s gold standard certifications. Contact us to find out more.
Curriculum
The CCFP consists of the following six domains:
Legal and Ethical Principles
This domain addresses ethical behavior and compliance with regulatoryframeworks.
- Nature of Evidence
- Chain of Custody
- Rules of Procedure
- Role of Expert Witness
- Codes of Ethics
Investigations
This domain encompasses the investigative measures and techniques required to gather digital evidence.
- Investigative Process
- Evidence Management
- Criminal Investigations
- Civil Investigations
- Administrative Investigations
- Response to Security Incidents
- e-Discovery
- Intellectual Property
Forensic Science
This domain entails applying a broad spectrum of sciences and technologies to investigate and establish facts in relation to criminal or civil law.
- Fundamental Principles
- Forensic Methods
- Forensic Planning & Analysis
- Report Writing & Presentation
- QA, Control, Management
- Evidence Analysis Correlation
Digital Forensics
This domain refers to the collection of any digital evidence which can be defined as data stored or transmitted via electronic means.
- Media & File System Forensics
- Operating Systems Forensics
- Network Forensics
- Mobile Devices
- Multimedia & Content
- Virtual System Forensics
- Forensic Techniques & Tools
- Anti-Forensic Tech & Tools
Application Forensics
This domain addresses the forensics complexities of the many application types that a CCFP candidate may encounter during a forensic investigation.
- Software Forensics
- Web, Email, Messaging
- Database Forensics
- Malware Forensics
Hybrid and Emerging Technologies
This domain contains the ever-evolving technologies that a CCFP candidate will be expected to understand.
- Cloud Forensics
- Social Networks
- Big Data Paradigm
- Control Systems
- Critical Infrastructure
- Virtual/Augmented Reality
Exam Track
This accelerated CCFP course will prepare you for the following exam. The exam voucher is included in the course price. If you wish to take the exam, we'll provide guidance on how to book your seat at a Pearson Vue testing centre.
- Certified Cyber Forensics Professional: CCFP - CCFP-EU
What's Included
Included:
- Official Firebrand courseware
Prerequisites
In order to get your CCFP certification you must have a four-year Bachelor's degree, or regional equivalent, as well as three years of full-time IT security or digital forensics experience in three out of the six domains of CCFP. If you do not hold a four-year Bachelor's degree, you must have six years of full time experience in three out of six domains.
If you have a different forensics certification approved by ISC2®, you may get a one-year professional experience waiver.