This 240 hour program is on the cutting edge of cyber crime technology. The uniqueness of this program combines many areas of instruction so when an officer leaves they are prepared to start conducting cyber related investigations. When compared to other schools across the nation, who only provide an overview to topics, this program teaches the nuts and bolts of an investigation from start to finish. Your Department will also have the technical support of the Center for Regional and National Security when your officer returns to their agency.
Type: Beginner
Length: This course encompasses 6 weeks (240 Hours), and will run Monday through Friday 8am to 5pm.
Week One
Introduction to Electronic Crime
Computer Hardware Introduction
DOS Operating System Introduction
Using the Windows Operating Systems for Investigations
Introduction to Linux, Linux as a First Responder Tool
Week Two
Networking Topologies / Computer Networking
Network Investigation Framework Methods
Wireless Network Concepts
Fraud Investigations
Week Three
Guidelines for setting up a Cyber Unit
Internet Child Pornography
Legal Issues
First Response Electronic Crime
Week Four
Ethical Hacking
Week Five
Network Investigations
Complex Network Investigations (Logfile Analysis)
Malware
Week Six
Introduction to Digital Forensics
Automated Forensics Tools
Password Cracking
Final Examination
The School of Cyber Crime Investigation has developed relationships with leading edge industry professionals. These individuals hold positions as systems engineers, senior systems security professionals, cyber crime investigators, computer forensics examiners, network security administrators, teachers and trainers. Our faculty are content experts in their respective fields, and many hold advanced degrees.
You must be an active law enforcement agent in the State of Michigan. If you are an agent from another state, please contact us for special entry requirements.
You will be invoiced once the application is received and accepted.
Please return applications to:
Center for Regional and National Security
Eastern Michigan University
8 Roosevelt Hall
Ypsilanti, MI 48197
JillAnne Bauer - Program Manager
Center for Regional and national Security
Eastern Michigan University
16 Sill hall Hall
Ypsilanti, MI. 48197
Phone: (734) 487-2435
Fax: (734) 487-1620
jillanne.bauer@emich.edu
Partial funding has been provided by a grant through the Michigan Justice Training Commission. Unfortunately, the grant was not funded in its entirety and the cost will be $1000.00 per student to attend.
Included Training Materials:
All class participants will receive all training materials including books, manuals, parking, and electronic storage devices (thumb-drives).
Additionally, every student will receive a copy of the following software that will be utilized during both the classroom instruction and once the student returns to their home department for use during investigations:
Week One February 8-12, 2010 |
Week Four March 15-19, 2010 |
Week Two February 15-19, 2010 |
Week Five April 5-9, 2010 |
Week Three March 8-12, 2010 |
Week Six April 12 - 16, 2010 |
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Center for Regional and National Security at Eastern Michigan University
16 Sill Hall,
Ypsilanti, MI. 48197
Phone: 734.487.1590 Fax: 734.487.1620