Computer Hacking Forensic Investigator

The EC-Council's CHFI v10 (Computer Hacking Forensic Investigator version 10) is a cutting-edge program tailored for individuals keen on leading the digital forensics movement. Amid the rapid digital transformation and the escalating risk of cyberattacks, this program emerges as a critical solution for mastering digital forensics

 CHFI v10 meticulously guides participants through the entire digital forensics process, from uncovering digital footprints left by cyber breaches to legally countering the perpetrators.

Structured with a blend of theory and practical sessions, the program is ideal for professionals aiming to excel as forensic analysts, cybercrime investigators, incident responders, IT auditors, among others. It boasts of an ANSI 17024 accreditation, aligning with the NICE 2.0 framework and recognized by the DoD under Directive 8570, ensuring its relevance and applicability in the real world.

Participants will delve into specialized modules like Dark Web and IoT Forensics, engage with over 50GB of crafted evidence files for hands-on investigation, and learn the latest in Malware Forensics, including handling contemporary malware threats like Emotet and EternalBlue. Furthermore, the curriculum covers forensic methodologies for cloud infrastructure, including Amazon AWS and Microsoft Azure, preparing students for challenges in today's cloud-centric operational environments.

CHFI v10 is not just a program but a gateway to becoming an indispensable part of the cybersecurity landscape, endorsed by top practitioners and trusted across the Fortune 500 companies globally.

The certificate program entails a commitment of 40 hours, with sessions lasting 4 hours each week. Candidates have the flexibility to select their preferred schedule from the following options:

Enrollment requirements are straightforward: there are no specific prerequisites. However, participants are expected to have a basic understanding of networking, operating systems, and coding principles.