EC-Council Certified Hacking Forensics Investigator (CHFI)

this exam validate the candidate's skills to identify an intruder's footprints and to properly gather the necessary evidence to prosecute in the court of law.
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Forensic Science
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Principles of forensic science applied to digital investigations
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Regulations, Policies, and Ethics
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Legal frameworks, compliance, and ethical standards in handling digital evidence
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Digital Evidence
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Identification, collection, preservation, and analysis of digital artifacts
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Procedures and Methodology
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Systematic forensic investigation process
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Documentation, securing, and transporting evidence
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Digital Forensics
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Computer Forensics: Windows, Linux, and macOS investigations
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Network Forensics: Traffic analysis, log analysis, evidence gathering
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Cloud Forensics: AWS, Azure, and other cloud platforms
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Mobile Forensics: iOS and Android devices
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Malware Forensics: Behavior analysis of malicious code
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Incident Response
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Containment, mitigation, and recovery steps
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Investigative Techniques
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Tools and methodologies for cybercrime and network attack investigations
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Reporting and Presentation
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Building forensic reports and presenting findings
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Cybercrime
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Email fraud, industrial espionage, web attacks, and other offenses
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Specialized Forensics
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Email & Social Media Forensics
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IoT Forensics
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The EC-Council Certified Hacking Forensics Investigator (CHFI) certification is designed for:
- IT Managers
- Law Enforcement
- Defense & Military
- Systems Administrators
- Legal Professionals
- Banking & Insurance
- Government Agencies
- Attend EC-Council Certified Hacking Forensics Investigator (CHFI)
- Pass the following exams:
- CHFI (312-49)
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Validity: 3 years
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Requirements: 120 ECE credits + $80 annual fee
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Activities: Earn credits through seminars, reading, publishing, teaching, contributing to exams, vulnerability research, or volunteering
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Process: Log credits in the ECE portal, pay fee yearly, and keep records