Duration: 52 Hours
Mode: Instructor‑Led Live Online (weekend and weekday options)
Format: Hands‑On Labs, Simulations, Case Studies
Includes: Wiseman CyberLabs Access, Practical Scenarios, Quizzes, Case Studies & Certificate of Completion.
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DFIR Master Class
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14th & 15th March
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6 hours
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DFIR
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28th March
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50 hours
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7 PM - 10 PM
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Course Overview: Digital Forensics & Incident Response Training
Our DFIR training program is designed to give you a comprehensive journey into the world of digital forensics and incident response. Based on industry‑leading DFIR frameworks and current best practices, the course covers everything from fundamentals of digital evidence to advanced topics like cloud & database forensics, memory analysis, mobile forensics and even CCTV/video evidence handling. Through a blend of interactive lectures and hands‑on lab exercises, you will learn how to investigate cyber incidents, collect and preserve evidence, and respond effectively to breaches. By the end of the program, you will be adept at analysing disks, memory, networks and mobile devices, identifying indicators of compromise, and preparing court‑ready reports.
Key Highlights of the DFIR Course
52+ Hours of Live Training
Real‑World Forensics Labs
Expert DFIR Instructors
Comprehensive Curriculum & Materials
High Success Rate & Certification Support
Flexible and Student‑Centric
Mentorship & Community
Post‑Course Career Support
Post-Course Career Support
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Skills You’ll Learn
By completing WisemanCyberSec’s DFIR course, you will develop a rich set of digital investigation skills. Key skills and competencies include:
Learn the fundamentals of digital evidence handling, chain of custody and reconstruction of crime scenes.
Understand storage formats, acquisition methods, live data capture and validation of evidence.
Identify anti‑forensic techniques, recover deleted/hidden data and apply countermeasures.
Recover data from recycle bins, carve files and perform raw data recovery.
Analyse various file systems (NTFS, FAT, Ext, HFS, APFS) and understand disk structures, RAID & NAS.
Perform memory acquisition, use Volatility/MemProcFS, and analyse malware‑infected memory dumps.
Identify TOR artefacts and conduct dark web forensics.
Perform logical and physical data acquisition on Android and iOS, including rooting and jailbreaking.
Investigate network traffic, analyse logs and uncover indicators of compromise.
Use OSForensics, Magnet AXIOM, Cellebrite UFED, Oxygen Detective, Amped FIVE and other advanced forensics tools.
Explore cloud and database forensics, Linux forensic OS, professional data recovery, CCTV & DVR analysis and final practical challenge.
Throughout the course, you will apply these skills in live lab environments, ensuring you’re job-ready and confident in real-world cybersecurity situations.
Why Choose WisemanCyberSec for DFIR Training?
Choosing WisemanCyberSec for your DFIR certification training means you get an unparalleled learning experience that blends quality instruction with personal support. Here’s what sets us apart:
Practical, Hands-On Approach
Learning by doing is central to our training philosophy. Every module includes hands‑on labs and forensic challenges. You get 24/7 lab access to practice what you learn and exclusive challenges to simulate real‑world investigations.
Comprehensive Curriculum & Materials
We combine official DFIR materials with our proprietary content (cheat sheets, advanced guides) ensuring full coverage of the DFIR domain.
Flexible and Student-Centric:
Flexible schedules, recorded sessions and doubt‑clearing sessions make learning accessible.
Mentorship & Community
Our supportive community offers mentorship even after the course ends, helping you set up labs, choose future certifications and plan your career.
High Success Rate & Certification Support
We maintain a high pass rate on certification exams by providing structured training, mock exams and review sessions.
Career Advancement Support
Our career services team helps polish your résumé, conduct mock interviews and connect you with recruiters, similar to our CEH program.
WisemanCyberSec Reputation
WisemanCyberSec is a trusted name in cybersecurity training, regularly updating courses to include the latest threats and techniques. Hundreds of students have gone on to become forensic analysts and incident responders. Your success could be next!
Who Should Enroll in this DFIR Course?
This DFIR program is ideal for a wide range of learners. You should consider enrolling if you are:
Those aiming to build a career in digital forensics or incident response.
Cybersecurity professionals looking to deepen their investigation skills.
Investigators or legal teams needing hands‑on digital evidence skills.
System admins and network engineers seeking to understand forensic processes and improve security.
Software developers or testers wanting to learn how attacks happen and how to code securely.
Professionals from IT support or other domains transitioning into cybersecurity.
Those studying IT/CS who want to specialise in cyber investigations.
Managers and auditors who need practical knowledge of DFIR.
Anyone curious about incident response and digital investigations.
If you’re fascinated by cybersecurity and want to learn “how hackers hack” so you can defend against them, this CEH training is the perfect starting point.
Prerequisites for the DFIR Course
There are no strict prerequisites to join this DFIR program; however, to get the most out of it we recommend:
Basic IT Knowledge
Comfort with computers and networking fundamentals. Familiarity with Windows and Linux and basic networking concepts will help you grasp forensic topics faster.
Fundamentals of Security (Recommended)
Some understanding of information security concepts (firewalls, antivirus, encryption) is beneficial. If you’re new to security, our instructors provide a primer.
Programming Basics (Optional)
Having basic scripting knowledge (Python, bash) can assist with automation and analysis but is not mandatory.
Experience (Optional)
1‑2 years of IT experience can ease the learning curve but is not required[29]. We’ve had fresh graduates excel through dedication and practice.
Attitude to Learn
A keen interest in cybersecurity and digital investigations is the most important prerequisite. The course is intensive; staying curious and practicing in labs is key.
If unsure about your background, [contact us] for a free consultation. We can assess your profile and provide preparatory resources to get you up to speed.
Course Curriculum: Modules Covered in DFIR
WisemanCyberSec’s DFIR curriculum covers all major areas of digital forensics and incident response. Each module includes hands‑on lab activities to reinforce the concepts.
1. Introduction to Digital Forensics
Learn the fundamentals of digital forensics, types of digital evidence, analysis steps and how to reconstruct a digital crime scene. Understand the challenges of handling digital evidence and major forensic concepts.
2. Data Acquisition
Study storage formats, acquisition methods (disk imaging, live acquisition), the use of write blockers, validation of evidence, exploring evidence and understanding timestamps.
3. Defeating Anti‑Forensics Techniques
Understand how attackers hide or destroy evidence. Learn about anti‑forensics techniques, data deletion, hidden data and how to counteract these measures.
4. Data Recovery & File Carving
Master logical and raw data recovery, recovering files from recycle bins and using carving techniques to extract data from unallocated space.
5. Understanding Hard Disks
Explore disk drive types, logical structure of disks, boot processes for Windows, Linux & macOS, file system analysis using Autopsy and storage systems like RAID & NAS.
6. Understanding File Systems
Learn NTFS, FAT, Ext, ExFAT, HFS and APFS file systems and how to analyse them.
7. Windows Forensics
Collect evidence from Windows systems: registry analysis, browser artefacts (cache, cookies, history), file signatures and log analysis.
8. Linux Forensics
Understand volatile and non‑volatile data on Linux systems, file system structures and memory acquisition.
9. Memory Forensics
Acquire system memory, use tools like Volatility and MemProcFS, analyse Windows and Linux memory and detect malware in memory dumps.
10. Dark Web Forensics
Discover the dark web, identify traces of TOR browser usage and perform TOR browser forensics.
11. Android Forensics
Learn the importance of Android device forensics, steps to perform logical and physical data acquisition, rooting methods, analysis using Autopsy and common challenges.
12. iOS Forensics
Understand iOS forensic processes, including logical & physical acquisition, jailbreaking, analysis using Autopsy and challenges in iOS investigations.
13. Network Forensics
Investigate network traffic, identify indicators of compromise, analyse network logs and reconstruct intrusion events.
14. Advanced Forensics Tools
Gain hands‑on experience with tools such as OSForensics, Magnet AXIOM, Cellebrite UFED, Internet Evidence Finder, Oxygen Detective, MD‑NEXT/MD‑RED and Amped FIVE.
Bonus Modules
1. Cloud Forensics
Investigate cloud environments (IaaS, PaaS, SaaS).
2. Database Forensics
Analyse database breaches and tampering.
3. Linux‑Based Forensic OS
Use specialised Linux distributions for forensics.
4. Professional Data Recovery
Learn advanced data recovery techniques.
5. CCTV & Video Evidence Forensics
Perform DVR extraction, convert proprietary formats, enhance video evidence and carve data from DVR disks.
6. Final Exam & Practical Challenge
Apply your knowledge in a real‑world DFIR scenario to earn your certification.
Each module in our curriculum not only prepares you for the CEH exam but also includes real-world case studies and current attack vectors (for example, ransomware outbreaks, recent data breaches, etc.) to connect theory with practice. By covering all these topics, our CEH v13 training ensures you’ll be well-versed in all the 20 security domains of the CEH certification.
DFIR Exam & Certification Details
Our DFIR training culminates in a final exam and practical challenge. The exam consists of multiple‑choice questions covering all DFIR modules, similar to the CEH knowledge exam. You will have 4 hours to complete around 100 questions. The practical challenge is a 6‑hour lab exam where you investigate a simulated incident, collect evidence, analyse systems and prepare a report. A score of 70% is required to pass. Upon passing, you receive a WisemanCyberSec DFIR certification that demonstrates your hands‑on skills and knowledge. We provide an exam voucher and guide you through registration.
Certification maintenance requires continuous learning. We will brief you on how to earn continuing education credits (e.g., attending webinars, writing articles, taking advanced courses) to keep your DFIR certification current.
CEH v13 Knowledge Exam
CEH Practical Exam (Optional)
Exam Registration
Certification Maintenance:
Certification Path: Your Journey in Digital Forensics & Incident Response
Obtaining a DFIR certification is just the beginning. Here’s a typical progression for an aspiring forensic analyst:
1. Digital Forensics & Incident Response (DFIR)
Start here. Completing this course and passing the DFIR exam qualifies you for roles like Digital Forensic Analyst, Incident Responder, SOC Analyst and Security Consultant.
2. CHFI or GCFA
Pursue specialised forensics certifications for deeper expertise in forensic analysis and legal aspects.
3. Advanced Certifications
Consider GIAC GNFA, OSCP or CISSP for broader security knowledge and career advancement.
4. Continuous Learning
Stay updated through conferences, Capture-The-Flag events and advanced courses.
Career Support and Placement Assistance
Helping you move from certification to career
Career Support and Placement Assistance
We help you transition from certification to career by connecting you with recruiters, forwarding your resume and helping schedule interviews.
Resume & LinkedIn Profile Building
Our team helps craft a powerful résumé and LinkedIn profile to highlight your DFIR skills and projects.
Interview Preparation
Prepare for interviews with mock sessions, scenario‑based questions and feedback from industry mentors.
Career Mentorship
Receive one‑on‑one mentorship to guide your career path, specialisations and long‑term goals.
Soft Skills & Presentation
Learn how to write professional forensic reports and present findings effectively.
Alumni Network & Ongoing Learning
Join our alumni network for meetups, job referrals and advanced learning opportunities.
Internship Opportunities
Gain hands‑on experience through internships and live projects coordinated with partner companies or within WisemanCyberSec.
Lifetime Support
Our relationship doesn’t end after placement – we offer continuous support for future certifications and real‑world challenges.
Frequently Asked Questions
DFIR is the practice of investigating cyber incidents, collecting digital evidence and responding to breaches. Certifications like CHFI and GCFA are internationally recognized credentials.
No prior work experience is required to join the DFIR course; we welcome beginners and experienced professionals alike. For the exam, completing our official training satisfies eligibility requirements.
Most DFIR batches are delivered as live online instructor‑led classes. In‑person classroom bootcamps and 1‑ 1 training options are available upon request. All formats include remote lab access for hands‑on practice.
Absolutely! Hands‑on labs are central to our DFIR program. You will practice data acquisition, memory analysis, disk forensics, mobile forensics and network investigations in safe virtual labs.
You will have lifetime access to e-courseware and class recordings. Lab access is provided for several months after training with options to extend or set up a home lab.
Common roles include Digital Forensic Analyst, Incident Responder, SOC Analyst, Malware Analyst and Security Consultant. Some roles may require additional experience, but the DFIR certification significantly strengthens your profile.
DFIR focuses on investigating and responding to incidents, while CEH is about ethical hacking and penetration testing. Security+ provides broad security fundamentals, and OSCP is an advanced penetration testing exam. Many professionals start with CEH or Security+ and then pursue DFIR and advanced forensics certifications.
Become a Digital Forensics & Incident Response Professional
• Hands-on labs covering evidence acquisition, memory analysis, network investigations & mobile forensics
• Advanced tools training (Autopsy, Volatility, Magnet AXIOM, Cellebrite)
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Includes: Access to proprietary DFIR lab guides and early enrollee perks.
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