In October, in-person professional training programmes in Digital Intelligence return to Madrid.

24/08/2020
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onBRANDING is an authorised reseller of Cellebrite in Spain, a digital intelligence company. This company’s work focuses on manufacturing devices for extracting, transferring, and analysing data from phones and mobile devices. Cellebrite will soon be running Digital Intelligence training programmes in Madrid. These courses will be aimed at experts and professionals in the technology and cybersecurity sector.

The programmes are delivered by Cellebrite instructors in Spain.

Globally recognised instructors will deliver the in-person training. As a result, they will help participants understand the fundamentals of Digital Intelligence and the techniques required for collecting digital evidence, data analysis, searching, and report preparation.

Programmes to be delivered:

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Cellebrite Certified Operator + Cellebrite Certified Physical Analyst

CCO – Cellebrite Certified Operator

Intermediate-level certification that builds on the concepts of the CMFF course, focusing on operational factors. The CCO is therefore designed for participants whose work involves extracting forensic data using UFED Touch2 or UFED 4PC.

CCPA – Cellebrite Certified Physical Analyst

Advanced-level programme for investigators with advanced technical knowledge, digital evidence analysts, and forensic professionals. The CCPA therefore focuses on data analysis and advanced search techniques using Physical Analyzer.

From 5 to 9 October in Madrid. Sign up here.

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Cellebrite Advanced Smartphone Analysis

The 4-day advanced analysis course offers hands-on sessions that take an in-depth look at the forensic recovery of data from smartphone applications.

It is therefore recommended for professionals with advanced knowledge of UFED Physical Analyzer or who have completed their training during the CCPA course.

Participants will learn to decode information that forensic tools do not decode.

They will also use third-party software and Python scripts to analyse, verify, and validate the findings.

From 13 to 16 October in Madrid. Sign up here.

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