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GradCert Forensic Computing & Cybercrime Investigation

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  • Computer Forensics
    COMP40100
  • Network Investigations
    COMP40110
  • Programming for Investigators
    COMP40120
  • Case Studies
    COMP40150
  • Linux for Investigators
    COMP41430
  • VoIP and Wireless Investigations
    COMP41580
  • Advanced Computer Forensics
    COMP41590
  • Malware Investigations
    COMP41650
  • Live Data Forensics
    COMP41660
  • Data & Database Forensics
    COMP47370
  • Advanced Malware Analysis
    COMP47380
  • Online Fraud Investigations for Irish Law Enforcement
    COMP47420
  • Mobile Devices Investigation
    COMP47430
  • Legislation regarding Fraud & Economic Crime
    COMP47440
  • Financial Fraud Investigation
    COMP47450
  • Financial Investigation Techniques - Following the Money
    COMP47510
  • OSINT Collection & Analysis
    COMP47630
  • Online Child Abuse Invest.
    COMP47640

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Duration:
1 Years
Attendance:
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Next Intake:
2022/2023 September
Contact Name:
Emily Delaney
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