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Our digitised society has transformed cybercrime and cyber-enabled fraud into a major revenue stream for organised crime groups (OCG). Action Fraud reports that 80% of reported frauds are cyber-enabled; they could have taken place offline, but their scale, reach and impact have been expanded using online services and digital technology.

Ransomware and the cost of cybercrime is already up a percent of global GDP, over £500 billion a year. The global cybercrime epidemic shows every sign of continuing to rampage through every global economy. This National Cyber Security Center (NCSC) assured course will give you a good understanding of a number of important topics needed as a Cybercrime Specialist, including:

How a computer works and what its fundamental components are
How do computers communicate via networks and what protocols are used
What is binary and why do we use hex and not decimal
Fundamentals of encryption, cloud and virtualisation
An introduction to digital forensics and why the integrity of data is paramount no matter what your role
An understanding of the Computer Misuse Act and Data Protection and why they are important
Cybercrime threats and cybercrime offences

The follow-on course in the cybercrime pathway is the Cybercrime Investigators course.

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This National Cyber Security Center (NCSC) accredited five-day course will give delegates a good understanding of a number of important topics needed as a Cybercrime Specialist, including:

How a computer works and what its fundamental components are
How do computers communicate via networks and what protocols are used
What is binary and why do we use hex and not decimal
Fundamentals of encryption, cloud and virtualisation
An introduction to digital forensics and why the integrity of data is paramount no matter what your role
An understanding of the Computer Misuse Act and Data Protection and why they are important
Cybercrime threats and cybercrime offences

The course includes a real-time ransomware simulation exercise.

Module 1 – Computing Concepts & Operating Systems

To explain computer system components
Describe the differences between magnetic hard drives and solid state drives
To explain the different characteristics of operating systems
What file systems are used and what data is contained
What is a RAID (Redundant Array of Independent Disks)
What is serverless computing?

Exercise - How to create user accounts

Module 2 – Networking Protocols & Network Security

To explain how networks function?
How data travels the network?
Logical address (IP4 and IP6)
What security protocols can be applied on the network and what they are?
What are the different types of Firewalls and Gateways and how they work?

Exercise - Use CLI for diagnostic purposes

Module 3 – Network Architectures & Topologies

Applications and Application-layer Protocols
What is Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP) and how it functions?
Attacks against the DHCP and mitigations
What is information assurance architecture?
Network traffic analysis

Exercise - Performing network traffic analysis

Exercise - Create and alter packets with hping3 and eavesdropping with Wireshark

Module 4 – Cloud & Virtualisation

What is virtualisation?
What is a container?
What is cloud computing and what technologies are used?
How security is applied within cloud computing
Breaches impacted by the cloud
Evidential opportunities in the cloud

Exercise - Setting up your own virtual machine

Module 5 – Principles of Digital Evidence

Digital evidence principles and forensic frameworks
Data vs Information
Understanding file systems
IoT device challenges
Digital forensic images
Windows & Linux log file analysis
Write blocking and best practice
Mobile device images
Digital evidence

Exercise - Windows Log Analysis

Exercise - Linux Log Analysis

Module 6 – Digital Footprints

Explain what information and data may be passively or actively transmitted or submitted
Review data we place in our digital world can easily be harvested
Email header analysis
Understand how to take care to protect our data as best as we can
Discuss social networks, know how to lockdown accounts
Practice good passphrase management
Password cracking

Exercise - Windows Defender Firewall

Exercise - Linux Firewalls

Exercise - Windows Defender

Exercise - Email headers

Module 7 – Digital Currency Concepts

How bitcoin and virtual currencies work
How the block chain works
What is Proof of work?
Identifying other cryptocurrencies

Exercise - Bitcoin Technologies

Exercise - Bitcoin in crime

Exercise - Auditing a bitcoin transaction

Module 8 – Cyber Attacks & Cyber Offences

Cyber dependant and enabled crime
Cyber exploits and vulnerability scanning
Malware
Denial of Service
Combating threats
Advanced threat analysis

Exercise - Nmap and Zenmap

Exercise - Vulnerability Scanning with Nikto

Exercise - Advanced Network Scanning with SPARTA

Exercise - Denial-of-Service using LOIC

Exercise - Advanced Persistent Threat Analysis

Exercise - Honeypots

Module 9 – Encryption

To explain the uses of encryption technologies
Describe conventional encryption principles
To explain cipher classification
Asymmetric and Symmetric encryption
PKI and Certificate Authorities
Digital Signatures
Hashing scenarios
Ubiquitous encryption

Exercise - Hashing Scenario

Exercise - Digital Certificates

Module 10 – Introduction to Neurodiversity

What is neurodiversity?
Common neurodivergent thinking styles
Benefits of neurodivergent thinking styles
Challenges of neurodivergent thinking styles
Neurodiversity and Cybercrime

National Cyber Security Center (NCSC) Assured Training Exam, taken post course.

Online proctored exam taken post-course
Duration - 70 minutes
Questions 50, multiple choice (4 multiple choice answers only 1 of which is correct)
Pass mark 50%
Digital badge - Certified Cybercrime Specialist

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