Courses

Explore a powerful TED talk that delves into the crucial work of criminal investigator Rabiaa El Garani, who facilitates healing and seeks justice for survivors of sexual abuse and violence in conflict zones. Discover how El Garani's shared cultural background and language enable her to connect deeply with survivors, providing compassion and understanding. Learn about the significant progress made in changing societal attitudes towards survivors, transforming shame and rejection into acceptance and support. Gain insights into how these shifts have empowered some survivors to escape captivity and reunite with their families. Understand the importance of addressing sexual violence in conflict areas and the impact of providing hope and justice to those who have endured unimaginable trauma.

Explore the critical role of Passive DNS in minimizing collateral damage during cyber criminal takedowns in this 48-minute Black Hat conference talk by Paul Vixie. Learn how civil investigators and law enforcement officers can precisely target online criminal operations without harming innocent third parties. Discover the importance of evaluating abused domain names for potential seizure while ensuring that legitimate users are not affected. Gain insights into how Passive DNS technology can be leveraged to reduce or eliminate unintended consequences during takedowns, helping investigators avoid negative publicity and costly settlements. Understand the delicate balance between aggressive pursuit of cyber criminals and the ethical responsibility to protect innocent bystanders in the digital realm.

With an introduction to both genetics and forensic science, this course will show you the role of DNA in criminal investigations. Case studies illustrate how forensic investigations have changed with advances in genetics and how future developments will affect criminals and investigators.

Enhance your knowledge What you'll learn: Investigation processes in Computer forensicsLegal issues involved in investigationsSearching evidence and digital handprintsMethodologies of Acquisition and seizingRecover deleted files and hard disk partitions and Many More.. Computer Security and Computer Investigations are changing terms. Many systems are built on a regular basis for computer investigations, be it cyber fraud, forensic analysis, cyber audits, or even basic electronic data recovery. The methods and techniques discussed in this class will train students to conduct computer investigations using revolutionary digital forensics technology.Get certified in using forensically sound investigative techniques in order to evaluate the scene, collect and document all relevant information, interview appropriate personnel, maintain chain-of custody, and write a findings report on various levels of computer attacks.With this course, a professional can feel confident about his knowledge and ability to analyze any security flaws that may arise in the system. REGISTER TODAY!

Put what you have learned into practice to develop your digital forensics skills Almost every investigation: criminal, civil, corporate, HR, or security will include a digital element. It is vital that the investigator can correctly interpret and present the complex digital evidence so that it can withstand scrutiny – it may be the key that proves or disproves an investigation. Once you have completed the courses on the Digital Forensics and Incident Response (DFIR) Expert Track, this four-week practical course will help you gain hands-on experience in using digital evidence. You’ll learn how to put the five-phase investigation model into practice, with a focus on the identification and preservation of digital evidence. Learn how to carry out data interpretation The course will help you develop an understanding of the requirements for a digital investigation. You’ll explore different scenarios to learn how to examine, recover, extract, and interpret data. This understanding will help you collect data in a forensically sound manner, translate raw data from sources that are compressed, encoded, or encrypted, and provide investigational context to the data. You’ll also learn how to present your interpreted data in a way that can be understood by others. Learn practical skills for dealing with digital evidence alongside PA Consulting By the end of the course, you’ll be able to explain the importance of evidential and forensic integrity. You’ll know how data can be hidden from the investigator and be able to present complex digital matters that can withstand scrutiny. Learning from Jim Metcalfe, a digital forensic investigator, cyber security incident responder, and expert witness at PA Consulting, you’ll finish the course with practical knowledge on how to handle digital evidence required for legal or disciplinary proceedings. This course is designed for anyone who has completed the Digital Forensics and Incident Response (DFIR) Expert Track. It will help you gain practical experience in digital investigation and forensics.

Discover the work of scleroderma researcher Dr. Suzanne C. Li in this 27-minute video from the National Scleroderma Foundation. Gain insights into Dr. Li's investigations, her approach to studying scleroderma, and the potential impact of her research on understanding and treating this complex autoimmune disease. Learn about the latest developments in scleroderma research and the challenges faced by investigators in this field. Explore the importance of collaborative efforts in advancing scientific knowledge and improving patient care for those affected by scleroderma.

Explore real-world network intrusion detection scenarios through practical examples in this 34-minute video lecture. Delve into various types of intrusions, including P2P communications, viruses, and different scanning techniques such as TCP scans, ARP sweeps, OS scans, user account scans, and Tet scans. Learn how to identify and analyze suspicious network activities, interpret logging data, and understand the importance of monitoring for potential security threats. Gain valuable insights into the digital investigator's role in detecting and responding to network intrusions, enhancing your cybersecurity skills and knowledge.

Criminal Justice 107: Criminal Law has been evaluated and recommended for 3 semester hours and may be transferred to over 2,000 colleges and universities. With this self-paced course, you get engaging lessons, expert instructors who make even the most challenging Criminal Justice topics simple, and an excellent resource for getting a head start on your degree.

Criminal Justice 101: Intro to Criminal Justice has been evaluated and recommended for 3 semester hours and may be transferred to over 2,000 colleges and universities. This self-paced course can be accessed any time that fits your schedule, and we've designed it to help you save time and money on your degree.

Discover the groundbreaking Renée Fleming Neuroarts Investigator Awards in this informative 25-minute webinar presented by the NeuroArts Blueprint team. Learn about this innovative research program designed to foster cutting-edge studies in the emerging field of neuroarts. Explore how the arts and aesthetic experiences measurably impact the body, brain, and behavior, and how this knowledge can be applied to advance health and wellbeing. Gain insights into the one-year grant opportunities available for both basic and applied research, aimed at expanding the evidence base in neuroarts. Hear a special welcome from Renée Fleming herself as she kicks off this exciting initiative. Get answers to frequently asked questions about the program and application process, and discover how you can contribute to this pioneering field of study.

Criminal Justice 306: Research Methods in Criminal Justice has been evaluated and recommended for 3 semester hours and may be transferred to over 2,000 colleges and universities. With this self-paced course, you get engaging lessons, expert instructors who make even the most challenging criminal justice research method topics simple, and an excellent resource for getting a head start on your degree.

This mobile-friendly help and review course covers the fundamentals of criminal justice. Access the course's simple lessons and quizzes whenever you need to improve your class performance, prepare for an exam or complete homework/class assignments.

In Advanced Criminal Law, you'll review essential topics in advanced criminal law. This collection of engaging lessons and practice quizzes is designed to boost your criminal law knowledge for upcoming exams, class assignments, or professional/independent learning purposes.

Explore a thought-provoking conversation on criminal justice transformation featuring acclaimed actress and playwright Anna Deavere Smith and Ford Foundation president Darren Walker. Moderated by Reverend Vivian Nixon, this 49-minute virtual event delves into the intersection of arts, civic dialogue, and social justice. Gain insights from these influential figures as they discuss innovative approaches to reforming the criminal justice system. Hear opening remarks from Andrew Plepler of Bank of America and Dan Porterfield of the Aspen Institute, with Dr. Douglas E. Wood facilitating the dialogue. Presented by the Aspen Institute Criminal Justice Reform Initiative in collaboration with the McCloskey Speaker Series, this engaging discussion offers a unique perspective on one of society's most pressing issues.

Explore the fundamentals of Intrusion Detection Systems (IDS) in this comprehensive 31-minute video lecture. Delve into network security terminology, threat detection methods, and various types of IDS, with a focus on network-based systems. Learn how to create a simple Snort rule and analyze logs for effective security monitoring. Gain valuable insights into the world of digital investigation and cybersecurity from expert Bill Buchanan OBE.

Explore the fundamentals of digital investigation in this pre-introductory video lecture. Gain an overview of key networking concepts essential for digital forensics, including user types, communication modes like simplex and full duplex, network topologies such as point-to-point, star, and mesh, and technologies like Ethernet and coaxial cables. Examine the components of wide area networks, application protocols, data packets, network devices, and infrastructure. Learn to recognize network symbols and understand the importance of network addresses in digital investigations. Prepare for a comprehensive digital investigator course by building a strong foundation in these crucial networking principles.

Learn a new career using just your computer and a desire for justice. What you'll learn: install and manage autopsylearn to become a digital forensics expertfind hidden data in fileslearn forensics for law enforcement Have you always wanted to help law enforcement catch the bad guys? I bet you do, and you probably just need a good place to start. You also need a good paying job and want to use your computer to do it. I have great news for you. Digital forensics is a growing field and you can become a part of it by becoming an investigator yourself. Also, if you already work for law enforcement, but you need to add to your skills, then this course is for you. You don’t need to be a computer expert to be an investigator. You just need to know how to use the free tools that are already available.Autopsy is a free forensics software application you can install on your Windows computer. If you're looking for a new career, or just want to brush up on your digital forensics skills, then this course can help you achieve those goals.You'll learn how to install and investigate a case from beginning to conclusion by finding hidden hacks inside data, website history, picture file hidden messages, and creating reports for legal cases. Join me in your journey for becoming a digital forensics investigator using the best free forensics software in the business.

Explore the transformative potential of mixed reality in crime scene investigation through this insightful 54-minute talk by Dr. Jurrien Bijhold. Gain a deeper understanding of how mixed reality technologies can revolutionize CSI applications, enhance training and education in forensic science, and improve courtroom presentations. Discover the stark differences between common perceptions and the actual reality faced by crime scene investigators. Learn about innovative approaches that leverage mixed reality to overcome challenges in forensic investigations and evidence presentation. Delve into practical applications and real-world examples that demonstrate the power of this technology in solving crimes and ensuring justice.

Explore "The Investigators Labyrinth: A Data-Driven Perspective" in this 30-minute conference talk by Chris Sanders at Security Onion Conference 2016. Delve into the economics of security, the evolution of Network Security Monitoring (NSM), and the cognitive revolution in Digital Forensics and Incident Response (DFIR). Examine investigations as mental labyrinths and learn how to navigate them effectively. Discover a scenario-based approach to investigation analysis, including key data sources and their impact on analysis speed and efficiency. Analyze patterns in analyst behavior, such as initial data focus, disposition judgement steps, and the tendency to prove or disprove alerts. Gain insights into key phrase mapping and its role in enhancing investigative processes.

Taking StraighterLine’s online criminal justice class is a low-cost way to quickly fulfill a common general education social sciences requirements. Most students can complete our Criminal Justice course within 4-6 weeks but many are able to finish it in less than 30 days. Our popular Criminal Justice class explores the past, present, and future of the American criminal justice system. In this Criminal Justice course, students will start off exploring the history and types of law enforcement; structure of the court system; and the changing philosophies of the American correctional system. Students also examine the role of legal precedent, the death penalty, prison life, and the juvenile justice system.Other topics include the Industrial Revolution, Western movement, the Civil War, and how Reconstruction plans succeeded or failed. For students who need additional help while taking Criminal Justice, online tutoring is included at no additional cost.