Training Programme
Cyber Forensics Course in Vashi
Thirty hours of practitioner-led training that takes you from the fundamentals of digital evidence through to disk, network and mobile investigations.
- 30 Hours
- Online & Offline
- Certificate
- 100% Job Assistance
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Cyber Forensics Institute in Vashi
Our cyber forensics course in Vashi, Navi Mumbai starts with what digital evidence actually is, how it has to be handled, and the legal ground rules that decide whether a finding survives scrutiny. From there the programme moves through the four areas an investigator is expected to cover: computers, disks, networks and mobile devices.
Sessions run on the same imaging, carving and analysis tools our team uses on client casework, so the workflow you learn is the workflow you would be asked to follow on the job. The programme closes with a case study you document end to end and can show an employer.
What each module covers.
Open a module to see the topics inside it.
M01 Introduction to Digital Forensics
- Overview of digital forensics
- Digital evidence, and how to collect and analyse it
- Legal and ethical considerations
- Tools and techniques for investigation
- Forensic examination procedure
- Chain of custody
M02 Computer Forensics
- Introduction to computer forensics
- Understanding digital media storage and file systems
- BIOS history
- Techniques for acquiring and analysing data
- Recovering deleted files and metadata
M03 Disk Forensics
- Imaging theory and process
- Imaging methods
- Write blocking
- Imaging flash drives
- Data carving
- Wiping, hashing, validation, image restoration and cloning
M04 Network Forensics
- Introduction to network forensics
- Network ports
- Understanding network protocols and traffic analysis
- Techniques for capturing and analysing network traffic
- Identifying and tracing network-based attacks
M05 Mobile Forensics
- Overview of mobile forensics
- Understanding mobile devices and storage systems
- Legal and ethical considerations in mobile forensics
- Tools and techniques for investigation
- Android forensics
- iOS forensics
- Mobile app forensics
- Case study
Open to anyone willing to follow a process.
No prior forensics background is assumed. The first module starts from the ground up.
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Students
Final-year and recent graduates in IT, computer science, criminology or forensic science who want practical skills alongside the degree.
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Professionals
IT, audit, legal and law-enforcement staff moving into investigation work, or adding forensics to an existing security role.
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Corporate teams
In-house security, HR and compliance teams that have to handle internal incidents properly before anything reaches a lawyer.
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- Full five-module curriculum
- Batch formats, duration and certification
- Contact details for the training team
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Cyber Forensics Course in Vashi
Do I need to bring my own laptop?
Yes. Bring a machine with at least 8 GB of RAM, 60 GB free disk space and administrator rights so you can install the lab tools. The same applies to online batches. Practice images, sample evidence files and the tool set are provided by us.
Who will be the trainer?
A working investigator from our services team, not a full-time lecturer. The people who run acquisitions and analysis for clients are the ones who take the sessions, which is why the case material stays current.
How many days a week is the training held?
The 30 hours are spread across weekday evening batches and weekend batches. Tell us which pattern suits you and we will place you in the next matching cohort rather than making you fit ours.
What if I miss a lecture?
Let the trainer know in advance. You can either sit that session again when the next batch reaches it, or arrange a catch-up to cover what you missed. Nobody is left to work it out from notes alone.
Do I need a technical background to join?
No. Module 1 starts from first principles and the programme is open to students, working professionals and corporate teams alike. If you are comfortable using a computer and willing to follow a process carefully, you can keep up.
Is the training available online?
Yes. Every session runs as a live online cohort as well as an offline batch in Vashi. Online students do the same lab exercises on their own machines with the trainer on the call.
What does the certificate cover?
It records that you completed the 30-hour Digital Forensics programme and the assessed case study. It is issued by AI Technoverse Infotech Pvt. Ltd. and includes the module list so an employer can see exactly what was covered.
Can my company book a batch for a team?
Yes. Corporate batches run at your office or ours, and the case material can be adjusted towards the kind of incidents your team actually deals with. Send an enquiry with your team size and we will come back with options.
What are the fees and how do I enrol?
Send an enquiry using the form on this page or call us. We will share the current fee, the next batch dates and the payment options, and answer anything else before you commit.
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