This online training course explores the capabilities of a Digital Media Investigator (DMI) and how they can support other departments in all lines of investigation.
This course will cover these main topics:
- What is a DMI
- The Role of a DMI
- Digital Lines of Enquiry
- Communications Data in investigations
- Digital Forensics
- Open-Source & Social Media Intelligence
- Vehicle Telematics
- Cell Site Investigations
- Wi-Fi and Router Investigations
- Cryptocurrency Investigations
- Presenting Digital Evidence in Court
- Legislation
Please email us at training@forensic-access-group.co.uk for further information.
The main learning outcomes for this course:
- Provide an overview and explanation around the role of a Digital Media Investigator (DMI)
- How a DMI can improve the investigation and critical timings around evidential data loss
- Provide an overview of digital investigative strategies and how this can lead to traditional investigative enquiries
Some of the topics covered in the Digital Media Investigator course:
- What is a DMI – Explanation of the creation of the DMI and where can they be beneficial.
- The Role of a DMI – Descriptive of areas they can cover.
- Crime Scene Attendance – When to consider using a DMI.
- Wi-Fi Investigation – Explanation on how Wi-Fi can be utilised in investigations.
- Advice and Guidance around the following areas (at scene): Overview to Computer systems, Storage Devices, Peripheral Devices, Mobile Phones & Handheld Devices and other sources of Digital Data
- Communications Data – Overview of what can be achieved using communications data.
This course is designed by a Senior Digital Investigator, Simon Young, who shares their expertise from real-world experience in conducting Digital Media Investigations.