The first course to be developed will be entitled 'First Responder Training - Evidence Preservation'. 

This course will be aimed at I.T professionals and will teach them how to preserve evidence, initiate the chain of evidential continuity and avoid common mistakes that often result in evidence being lost or becoming inadmissible.

This knowledge can then be put to work immediately after an incident takes place within your organisation.  Once the evidence is preserved, it can then be handed over to the authorities or ourselves for analysis purposes, in the knowledge that it has been collected correctly and is admissible in a court of law should the need arise.

The course will be delivered in a classroom environment, with an individual computer provided to each delegate - ensuring that they have the opportunity to work through the course material completely, in a hands on manner.

Our lecturer has many years of Computer Forensics experience, from both a law-enforcement and commercial perspective - and will be able to answer questions delegates may have that stray beyond the depth of the course framework - we feel this provides far greater value, as opposed to using lecturers that are not experts in this field.

"A small investment in a training course can save your company thousands of pounds in evidence preservation fees generated as a result of incident response".

If you would like to hear more about these courses when they become available, please send an email to enquiries@computerforensicsonline.co.uk and we will inform you when more information is available.