The Cellebrite Drone Data Analysis (CDDA) course is a three-day advanced level program designed to teach investigators and forensic examiners to recover, analyze and generate reports based on data obtained from unmanned aircraft systems (UAS), also known as drones. Students will learn how to employ best practices in disassembling a drone to acquire flight data embedded within the device.  In addition to the embedded flight data, students will use a UFED Touch2 or UFED 4PC to create forensic images of associated storage media containing photo and video files recorded by onboard or attached cameras. Once the data is acquired, students will learn how to analyze the data using UFED Physical Analyzer software and to correlate data found in smartphone drone applications with flight data recovered from the device. 

Students successfully demonstrating proficiency will earn the Cellebrite Drone Data Analyst (CDDA) certification. To earn this certification, the student must demonstrate proficiency in: 

1. Disassembly of a drone to remove the embedded microSD card; and 
   
2. Extracting flight data from a drone using forensically sound methodologies; and 
   
3. Analyzing flight data recovered from a specific incident; and 
   
4. Achieving a minimum score of 80% on a knowledge-based examination related to drone analysis   
   

Students who opt not to demonstrate proficiency via testing will receive a certificate of attendance.

NOTE: As this is an advanced course, it is recommended that students understand the concepts covered in Cellebrite's Core Mobile Forensic Track (CMFF, CCO, and CCPA).

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