Seminar “Identification and handling of Electronic evidence and Digital Forensics”

ENISA and CERT.LV is organizing a seminar on IT security issues which will take place in Riga, Latvia, on 9-10 July 2014. 

The topics of the seminar are:

• „Identification and handling of electronic evidence” and „Digital forensics”;
• Introduction to the „Network forensics”;
• Introduction to the „Mobile threats incident handling”.

Seminar agenda: 
Day 1
09:00    Registration     
09:15    Introduction to the training scenarios and organization of the day    
09:30    “Identification and handling of electronic evidence” and “Digital forensics”    
11:00    Coffee break    
11:15    “Identification and handling of electronic evidence” and “Digital forensics”    
12:30    Lunch break    
13:30    “Identification and handling of electronic evidence” and “Digital forensics”    
15:00    Coffee break    
15:15    Introduction to the “Network forensics”    
16:45    Wrap up discussion; Q/A    
17:00    End of the training day
    
Day 2  
09:00    Introduction to the training scenarios and organization of the day    
09:15    Introduction to the “Network forensics”    
11:00    Coffee break    
11:15    Introduction to the “Network forensics”    
12:30    Lunch break    
13:30    Introduction to the “Mobile threats incident handling”    
15:00    Coffee break    
15:15    Introduction to the “Mobile threats incident handling”    
16:45    Wrap up discussion and closing of the workshop    
17:00    End of the training day    

Trainers: Mr. Lauri Palkmets (ENISA), Mr. Cosmin Ciobanu (ENISA) and Yonas Leguesse.

To-do before the training:

1. Check if your laptop meets the following requirements:

           - Computer that can run Virtual Images, by using either VirtualBox or a similar application

           - The laptop should preferably have at least 4 G of RAM,  capable processor (i5 or i7), and 20 GB of free HD space

2. Download virtual images (Open virtualization format) from the link sent to participants by the organisers.

3. Load the images into the virtualisation environment and test if they work properly by powering them on.

More specific instructions and 'how-to' could be found here: 
http://www.enisa.europa.eu/activities/cert/support/exercise/files/HowtouseCERTExercisesvirtualimages.pdf

For further information please contact us: kursi