Cyber Security Digital Forensics Degree
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Program Learning Outcomes
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A student who completes the Cybersecurity Digital Forensic program will be able to:
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- Identify and analyze risks, threats, and vulnerabilities associated with digital tools, used to monitor digital components connected to computer networks.
- Explain various operating systems; operating system roles; how operating systems manage computer hardware, software, and subsystems; and describe memory allocation schemes and paging
- Performing Static Analysis on a Suspicious File, System Behavior Analysis, and Forensic Examination of a Suspicious Microsoft Office Document.
- Implement Role-Based Access Controls in Windows Admin Center (WAC) and Implement Password Policies using Windows Group Policy. Implement IDS/IPS functionality, and secure IoT devices on the network using tools such as Disk Encryption, MD5 Hashes, TLS/SSL
- Investigate various Network Attacks using Kiwi Log Viewer and Wireshark tools.
- Utilize forensic investigative strategies and tools to locate and retrieve electronic data and history on the network and digital devices; retrieve volatile and non-volatile information, deleted files, and partition data
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