Conducting Digital Forensics: Gathering and Preserving Electronic Evidence (JAKARTA)
Tanggal
11 Sep – 12 Sep 2015
18 Dec – 19 Dec 2015
Tempat
Aryaduta Hotel Semanggi/Kafe Pisa Menteng/The Park Lane Hotel, Jakarta
Fee:
4.625.000 Full Fare
4.000.000 On The Spot
{EB} Early Bird
3.750.000 Group
PROGRAM DESCRIPTION
One of the key challenges in today’s world for fraud examiners and investigators is the increase number of utilization of technology in workplace at any organization across the globe. Hence, the opportunities for fraudsters are widely opened, day in day out, more than what they have in the past.
Desktops, laptops, tablets, feature phones, smartphones, digital cameras, even watches and GPS devices are all possible sources to abet a fraud. On the flip side of a coin, they also all leave behind digital trails.
Therefore, this course is aimed to introduce attendees with the essential knowledge and skill setthey need when their investigation turns up electronic evidence starting from evidence collection, chain of custody, expert designation and analysis. In addition to that, the participants will understand what and how digital forensics examiners do their jobs and get the insights on how to effectively collaborate with them as part of their investigation activities.
PROGRAM OBJECTIVES
At the end of the training, the participants are expected to:
1. Categorize digital storage types and characteristics
2. Identify types of crimes involving digital media
3. Understand and handle digital evidence wisely
4. Seize digital evidence and recognize the legal implications
5. Secure, preserve and analyze digital evidence
6. Understand the forensic examiners role and responsibilities
7. Recognize digital artefacts and methodology for imaging digital evidence
PROGRAM CONTENT
1 Valuing Computer Forensics as Critical Component of Fraud Examinations
2 Identifying Computer Forensic Examination Process
3 Mastering Computer Forensic Investigation from Gathering Evidence to Producing Exhibits
4 Knowing Various Types of Digital Documents, Correspondence and Communication
5 Introducing Digital Searches and Evidence Seizure
6 Comprehending Digital Forensic Methodologies, Tools and Techniques
7 Understanding How Digital Forensic Sources, Identifies and Secures Electronic Evidence
8 Identifying Information Needed from Digital Forensic Examiners
9 Assessing Information Needed from Digital Forensic Examiners
10 Gathering and Handling Necessary Evidence in the Most Appropriate Manners
TRAINING METHODOLOGY
The course will be delivered with 30% of the time devoted to important concepts and other theory topics and 70% allotted for hands-on practice, case studiesand group discussion. Training lead will be assisted by presentation slides and actual demonstrations for clear understanding and smooth follow-through during the sessions.
TARGETED PARTICIPANTS
Individuals, professionals and organizations who are interested, involved or responsible for conducting digital forensics as part of their fraud examination and investigation activities such as but not limited to lawyers, attorneys, judges, legal professionals, investigators, examiners, auditors, IT professionals, and other anti-fraud professionals.
WORKSHOP LEADER :
Goutama Bachtiar
A seasoned enterprise technologist and now budding entrepreneur with 14 years of experiences comprises 12 years of training and education, 7 years of strategic partnership, 8 years of IT Audit, 4 years of service delivery, 8 years of writing and courseware, as well as 6+ years of consulting, software development, project management and network administration.
He has been actively serving as ISACA Subject Matter Expert and Exam Developer along with PMI Program Evaluator and Guest Lecturer in top-tier universities for Master and Undergraduate program, both physical and online, in Indonesia and the U.S.
Various strategic positions he has helmed are Vice Chairman and Acting Chairman, Executive Board Member, Co-Founder, Country Channel Manager, Project Lead and Group Leader. Thus far his project engagement involves broad activities of consultancy, training, content, courseware, copywriting, information systems, enterprise application, programs, web development, to translation.
Today he also has written triple digit articles concerning ICT, management and business in a variety of local and foreign, in leading media and companies. His areas of training are IT Audit, IT Project Management, IT Governance, IT Service Management, COBIT, PMBOK, SEO and Social Media.
Companies he has delivered his trainings are UMW Sdn Bhd, Malaysia Securities Commission, SME Bank, PLN, CIMB Niaga, Aero Systems, Newmont Nusa Tenggara, Artha Graha Bank, Artajasa, Prodia Widyahusada, Thiess, Boehringer Ingelheim, Hokinda Citralestari, DPLK, BPD Jabar Banten, Lintas Media Danawa, Cahaya Listrindo and Universitas Krida Wacana.
Training Fee
Rp. 2.750.000 ,- (REG for 3 person/more; payment before 24 Nov 2014)
Rp. 3.050.000 ,- (REG before 20 Nov 2014; payment before 24 Nov 2014)
Rp. 3.450.000 ,- (On The Spot; payment at the latest 4 Dec 2014)
Rp. 3.795.000 ,- (Full fare)
