Investigating Crypto Currencies Training

The course has been developed by UK leading professionals who actively investigate the use of cryptocurrencies in serious and organised crime, as well as complex investigations. Its purpose is to support investigators, cybersecurity experts, forensic accountants, compliance officers in financial institutions, and other professionals who require an in-depth comprehension of cryptocurrencies. Participants will acquire the necessary skills to track, trace, identify individual behaviour, and secure funds associated with cryptocurrencies.

It is recommended that you have at least 1 year of experience in the cybersecurity domain in order to maximize course outcomes.

Upon completion of this course you will;

• Have a clear understanding of the Blockchain
• Understand the technical elements of Blockchain composition and role in investigations
• Understand the wider Crypto Currency arena and criminalisation of different currencies. Wallet explanations and review of other currencies.
• Understand the mechanics of a Crypto Currency Transaction
• Understand how Crypto Currencies are hidden and moved actively by criminality across a number of different facets
• Understand the presenting and briefing different entities in order to secure and preserve best evidence in relation to Crypto Currency investigations.
• Have an understanding of the fundamentals of Crypto Currency Investigation including confirmation of student learning through exercise debrief

• Introduction to the Blockchain and Crypto Currencies
• Understanding Blockchain Technology
• Introduction to Crypto Currency and Wallets
• Sending and Receiving Crypto Currency – Exercise
• Moving and Cleaning Crypto Currency – Tumblers, Washers, ATM’s, Casino’s
• Crypto Currency Wallets Part 2 – Forensics and Attribution
• Course Exercise and Debrief – Researching the journey of currency through various wallets
• Presenting intelligence and evidence of crypto currency usage
• Supervising cryptocurrency investigations
• Search team methodology
• Forensic analytical traces
• Court prosecution and presentation overview