ASCL Certified Cyber Crime Investigator - Asian School of Cyber Laws


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ASCL Certified
Cyber Crime Investigator

This career oriented course is based on industry inputs and features comprehensive course material including step by step demonstrations and latest software and investigation techniques.

Winhex Specialist (Academic Licence) is provided to all distance mode students.

Course Fees (India):
Rs 19,000 (Distance Mode)
Rs 15,000 (Classroom Mode at Pune)

Fee Concessions | International Fees

The course is suitable for:

IT students & professionals
Law students & lawyers
Police & law enforcement officials
IT Security Professionals
Network & Systems Administrators
Management students & professionals
Chartered Accountants

Related courses:
ASCL Certified Cyber Crime Analyst
Diploma in Cyber Law
P.G. Diploma in Cyber Law

Distance Mode

The Distance Mode batches of the "ASCL Certified Cyber Crime Investigator" course are scheduled as under:

Batch no. Course starts Course Ends

CCI-D34 1 Jan 2008 31 Dec 2008

CCI-D35 1 Mar 2008 28 Feb 2009

CCI-D36 1 May 2008 30 Apr 2009

CCI-D37 1 Jul 2008 30 Jun 2009

CCI-D38 1 Sep 2008 31 Aug 2009

CCI-D39 1 Nov 2008 31 Oct 2009

CCI-D40 1 Jan 2009 31 Dec 2009

CCI-D41 1 Mar 2009 28 Feb 2010

CCI-D42 1 May 2009 30 Apr 2010

Assessments:
The assessments for the Distance Mode batches of the "ASCL Certified Cyber Crime Investigator" course consist of:
4 online tests (totalling 100 marks)
4 online case studies (totalling 200 marks)
1 online final exam (totalling 200 marks)

Classroom Mode

The PUNE Classroom Mode batches of the "ASCL Certified Cyber Crime Investigator" course are scheduled as under:

Batch Course starts Course Ends Timings

CCI-21 19 July 2008 29 Nov 2008 Saturdays
11am to 1pm

Classroom sessions are highly interactive and practical oriented.
Click here to view classroom students courseware list.
Real world case studies and illustrative examples are discussed for all topics. Active participation of students is encouraged through group discussions and presentations.

Module Topics Courseware

Computer Hardware, Networks and Internet
Hardware Devices
File Systems
Bios & Boot Process
Computer Networks
Understanding Computer Networks
Understanding Computer Software
Practical Issues

Understanding how cyber criminals and hackers work
Types of cyber crimes
Hacker methodology
Trojans
Computer worms
Computer viruses
Cyber Crime Hit List

Cyber Crime Investigation 1. Confiscation and Seizure
2. ASCL Best Practices for Cyber Forensics
3. Investigation Methodology

Whois Search
IP Tracing
Analyzing Web Server Logs
Tracking Email Accounts
Recovering Deleted Evidence
Password Breaking
Handling Encrypted Files
Handling Steganography
Handling Hidden Data
Using Keyloggers For Investigation
Searching For Keywords
Investigating email headers
4. Handling real world investigations

Orkut Fake Profile Cases
Email Account Hacking
Credit Card Fraud
Online Share Trading Fraud
Tax Evasion and Money Laundering
Source Code Theft
Theft of Confidential Information
Software Piracy
Music Piracy
Email Scams
Phishing
Cyber Pornography
Online Sale of Illegal Articles
Use of Technology by Terrorists
Virus Attacks
Web Defacement
5. Setting up a Cyber Investigation Cell
6. Sample Documentation
Winhex (Specialist) Academic Licence
is provided to all distance mode students.

Legal Issues
Access related crimes
Cyber pornography
Digital Signature related crimes
Tampering with computer source code
Digital Evidence
Adjudication & Investigation issues

Real World Cyber Crime Investigations
Income Tax raid case
Source code theft case
Cyber Sabotage case
Lottery fraud case
Accounting fraud case
Digital Signature Fraud case
Investigation Guidelines

What is Cyber Crime Investigation?
Sample Cases

Module	Topics	Courseware
Computer Hardware, Networks and Internet	Hardware Devices File Systems Bios & Boot Process Computer Networks Understanding Computer Networks Understanding Computer Software Practical Issues
Understanding how cyber criminals and hackers work	Types of cyber crimes Hacker methodology Trojans Computer worms Computer viruses Cyber Crime Hit List
Cyber Crime Investigation	1. Confiscation and Seizure 2. ASCL Best Practices for Cyber Forensics 3. Investigation Methodology Whois Search IP Tracing Analyzing Web Server Logs Tracking Email Accounts Recovering Deleted Evidence Password Breaking Handling Encrypted Files Handling Steganography Handling Hidden Data Using Keyloggers For Investigation Searching For Keywords Investigating email headers 4. Handling real world investigations Orkut Fake Profile Cases Email Account Hacking Credit Card Fraud Online Share Trading Fraud Tax Evasion and Money Laundering Source Code Theft Theft of Confidential Information Software Piracy Music Piracy Email Scams Phishing Cyber Pornography Online Sale of Illegal Articles Use of Technology by Terrorists Virus Attacks Web Defacement 5. Setting up a Cyber Investigation Cell 6. Sample Documentation Winhex (Specialist) Academic Licence is provided to all distance mode students.



Legal Issues	Access related crimes Cyber pornography Digital Signature related crimes Tampering with computer source code Digital Evidence Adjudication & Investigation issues
Real World Cyber Crime Investigations	Income Tax raid case Source code theft case Cyber Sabotage case Lottery fraud case Accounting fraud case Digital Signature Fraud case Investigation Guidelines