Practical Windows Forensics Course and PDF Guides
 
Course Description
This course provides a practical and methodical approach to Windows forensics within investigative and enterprise security contexts. Learners develop a clear understanding of how Windows systems store artifacts how evidence is collected and preserved and how forensic analysis supports incident response legal matters and internal investigations. The course emphasizes accuracy repeatability and adherence to accepted forensic principles.
 
What You Will Learn
Understand Windows operating system internals relevant to forensic analysis
Identify and collect key forensic artifacts from Windows systems
Analyze file systems registry data and system logs
Examine user activity processes and persistence mechanisms
Apply forensic methodologies to support investigations and reporting
Maintain evidence integrity and proper documentation practices
 
Who This Course Is For
Digital forensics and incident response professionals
Security analysts supporting investigations
IT professionals responsible for internal investigations
Legal and compliance teams working with digital evidence
Practitioners expanding into Windows forensic analysis
 
Hands On Training Experience
Learners engage in guided forensic exercises involving evidence acquisition artifact analysis and investigative workflows on Windows systems. Practical activities reflect real world scenarios commonly encountered in enterprise investigations and security operations.
 
Course Outcomes
Upon completion learners will be able to conduct structured Windows forensic analysis in support of investigations and incident response efforts. Participants will gain the skills needed to identify relevant artifacts analyze system behavior and produce reliable forensic findings.