Mobile Forensics - Entry-level course |
Cellebrite Reader is designed to familiarize users with .UFDR reports in investigations. The course takes non-technical personnel, from investigators to prosecutors, and introduces them to some basic information about digital devices, digital evidence, and their role in investigations.
Students are provided hands-on time with Cellebrite Reader and taught how to analyze, sort, tag, and generate reports for their cases.
Cellebrite Online On Demand courses now feature eBook student manuals. These manuals can be accessed via the Cellebrite Learning Center anytime and be viewed on any device.
Added benefits to digital manuals:
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Students have a 90-day limited time period to access and complete all content, activities, and exams for this class. Access begins on the day the student’s enrollment is confirmed (voucher consumption) and can be monitored in the top left-hand menu of the class homepage, by use of a timer which shows students the number of days remaining for their access.
More details on this policy can be viewed here.
Cellebrite will provide students with:
Students who do not already have or have access to currently licensed Cellebrite hardware and software are encouraged to take one of our Instructor-Led or Live Online classes.
Prerequisites
NOTE: It is strongly recommended that students attending this course complete the Cellebrite Mobile Forensics Fundamentals (CMFF) course or test out, the Cellebrite Certified Operator (CCO) course, as well as the Cellebrite Certified Physical Analyst (CCPA) course prior to attending.
Recommended next course(s) / certification(s):
No recertification requirement
The Cellebrite Reader course is comprised of the following modules and lessons:
Introduction
Mobile Device Technology Overview
Introduction to Cellebrite Reader
Reporting with Cellebrite Reader