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1 Cyber Incident Forensic Response (CIFR) 2015 Cyber Incident Forensic Response Training Program Program Description and Syllabus Contents A. Program Overview B. Prerequisites C. Automated Forensic Tools, Forensic Hardware, and Software D. Required Equipment and Supplies E. Attendance and Program Conduct Requirements F. Course Schedule for Week 1 and Week 2 G. Individual Course Synopses and Course Objectives H. IACIS Certification Competencies I. CIFR Course Numbers and Certification Competency Cross-References A. Program Overview IACIS is an independent, non-profit, peer-review organization that has been recognized as a leader in computer forensics training since Each year IACIS offers several courses of study, at various locations worldwide, including a variety of advanced and specialized courses and programs that are specifically targeted to a particular topical focus or a particular sub-specialty within the field of computer forensics. One of the specialized programs offered by IACIS is the Incident Response Handler (CIFR) Training Program. The IACIS CIFR Training Program is a 76-hour course of instruction this is offered over a period of two (2) consecutive weeks, and is designed to provide students with the foundation knowledge of the network topology, computer network sources of evidence and the forensic analysis of network artifacts necessary conduct host and network Incident Response investigations. Through a combination of lectures, instructor-led and independent hands-on practical exercises, and independent laboratory activities students will learn the underlying principles of host- and network-level computer forensic examinations and enhance their ability to conduct forensic examinations of data collected from computer networks including network devices, servers and hosts. The program schedule includes substantial laboratory time (optional) for students who need or want additional assistance on particular topics. B. Prerequisites The IACIS Basic Computer Forensic Examiner (BCFE) course is a strongly recommended prerequisite for enrollment in the Forensic course. Due to their extensive use within the class, experience with navigating Linux and use of virtualization software such as VMWare, Virtualbox and Parallels is strongly recommended. IACIS The International Association of Computer Investigative Specialists Page 1 of 6
2 C. Automated Forensic Tools, Forensic Hardware, and Software IACIS espouses a forensic tool-independent and forensic methodology-independent approach to teaching computer forensics. To this end, IACIS does not endorse nor support any particular forensic software tool, forensic hardware device, nor any particular software program generally. Students are not required nor expected to have any knowledge of any particular forensic software or automated tool suite;; and in fact there is no expectation that students in the CIFR program be familiar with or have any experience using any particular software program. Similarly, students are not required nor expected to have any knowledge of any particular forensic hardware device or component. The above notwithstanding, automated and manual forensic software tools will be used during instructional modules to illustrate teaching points and to facilitate MANUAL study of data structures and data recovery by using a limited functionality of particular tool or suite of tools. Similarly, particular forensic hardware devices might also be used to teach students about specific forensic processes. In cases where use of any particular hardware item or software program of any type is required for an instructor-led activity, in-class practical exercise, or independent laboratory exercise, students will be provided access to the particular hardware item or software program, and there will be instruction as to the use of that particular hardware item or software program for the limited purpose of the activity at hand. So there are no misunderstandings, regardless of what hardware item or software program might be used, the purpose of any instruction that might be provided with respect the item or program is intended solely for the immediate purpose of the instructional block at hand, and is not designed to provide specific training on that hardware item or software program. D. Required Equipment and Supplies Students will be supplied with all of the materials needed to successfully complete the CIFR program. This includes a program manual that includes instructor-led practical and independent laboratory exercises, various hardware and software tools/items, and other items and resources that are needed for particular courses or that might be of benefit later, in the field. Students are not required to bring a computer with them to the training program. With participation in the CIFR training event, IACIS is providing each student a laptop computer for their use during the event and also to take with them. Students must bring with them a Windows 7 virtual machine. This will be used during the malware analysis portion of the class. Students must bring with them a designated VM for use as a Linux analysis platform during the class. Students may bring a laptop computer or other computing device with them for personal use outside of the classroom. Students are not permitted to use their personal laptop computers, pad/tablet computing devices, PDAs, cellular telephones, and other personal computing devices in the classroom. E. Attendance and Program Conduct Requirements The CIFR program provides approximately seventy-six (76) hours of instruction in various computer forensics courses. The program runs for two (2) consecutive weeks, Monday through Friday, from 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM daily each week, with a one (1) hour break for lunch from 12:00 noon to 1:00 PM each day. On the 2 nd Friday of the program, the instructional part of the event will conclude at 12:00 PM. The event will conclude by 3:00 PM after closing ceremonies, as noted below. Courses are timed using the traditional 50 minute hour to allow for a short break at the top of each hour. On the first day of the program, the first hour (from 8:00 AM to 9:00 AM) is used for administrative purposes IACIS The International Association of Computer Investigative Specialists Page 2 of 6
3 such as staff introductions and providing students information about the programming to follow. That hour is considered part of the overall program due to the vital information provided. On the last day of the program (i.e. the Friday of the 2 nd week) the morning session (8:00 AM to 12:00 Noon) will conclude the CIFR training. The afternoon session (1:00 PM to 3:00 PM) is dedicated to various administrative and IACIS membership services topics. This includes a critical presentation on the Certified Forensic Computer Examiner (CFCE) process. At the conclusion of the presentations students who met all requirements for successful completion of the program will be issued certificates of completion for the CIFR program. So there is no misunderstanding, the certificate of completion awarded to students who successfully complete the 76-hour CIFR course of instruction and is not a certification. Students are expected to attend all training sessions. Classes begin promptly at 8:00 AM, and students are expected to be prepared to begin the instructional day at that time. With the exception of the final day of the program (i.e. the Friday of the 2 nd week), classes will always continue until 5:00 PM on each class day. On the final day, the program will close by 3:00 PM. It is important for students to understand that the presentations in the afternoon of the last day, while not officially considered part of the 76 hour CIFR course of instruction, are considered mandatory: The bulk of the afternoon consists of a lengthy session addressing the CFCE process, and it is during this time that all of the information regarding that process is presented to students. Moreover, vital information is provided on what IACIS services and resources are available to members;; and instructions are provided on how these services and resources are accessed. IACIS understands that unforeseen circumstances and emergency situations may arise, and so students are permitted to briefly leave the classroom to deal with such situations. That said, students who have absences from class may not be issued a certificate of completion at the end of the program, and may not qualify for entry into the CFCE process. While students are encouraged to take notes during classes, activities, and laboratory sessions, students are not permitted to use their personal laptop computers or other personal computing devices during any classes. Similarly, students are not permitted to use any audio or video recording devices, at any time during any classroom or laboratory session. Students are expected to dress professionally and appropriately for a business casual environment (collared shirt, slacks, etc.). Shorts, tank tops, sandals, flip-flops, and similar casual apparel will not be permitted in the classroom at any time. Something for students to consider is that the classroom is air conditioned, and the temperature is set lower than what one may typically expect to keep the room comfortable given the heat that can be generated by a large group people and multiple computers. At times, however, when the computers are idle, the room can become too cold for some students, so one might consider bringing a sweater or light jacket to wear. Students must be mindful of the fact that the classroom is large, with numerous students and staff. Even small distractions can make it difficult for others to hear or to remain focused on the instructor. So, then, students are asked to be courteous and aware of their fellow students. During classes, students are expected to be attentive and fully engaged. Cell phones must be put on vibrate or silent mode, and students should step out of the classroom if it becomes necessary. IACIS The International Association of Computer Investigative Specialists Page 3 of 6
4 F. CIFR Course Schedule Week 1 Week 1 Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday 8:00 Opening Ceremonies and Administrative Tasks Services CIFR Frameworks 08:50-9:00 Break Break Break Break Break 9:00 Theory Microsoft s CSIRP 9:50-10:00 Break Break Break Break Break Microsoft Electronic Crime 10:00 Theory s Lab Scene Processing 10:50-11:00 Break Break Break Break Break 11:00 Theory Log with Highlighter (EnCase) PCAP (tshark, tcpdump, security onion) 11:50-13:00 LUNCH LUNCH LUNCH LUNCH LUNCH PCAP Theory Wireshark (tshark, tcpdump, 13:00 (FResponse/NBD security onion) Server) 13:50-14:00 Break Break Break Break Break 14:00 Theory Wireshark Regulatory Frameworks/Legal 14:50-15:00 Break Break Break Break Break 15:00 Topology Wireshark Web Page Defacement Exercise 15:50-16:00 Break Break Break Break Break 16:00 Topology Wireshark Web Page Defacement Exercise 16:50-17:00 END OF DAY END OF DAY END OF DAY END OF DAY END OF DAY LAB NO LAB LAB NIGHT LAB NIGHT LAB NIGHT NO LAB IACIS The International Association of Computer Investigative Specialists Page 4 of 6
5 F. CIFR Course Schedule Week 2 Week 2 Monday (Windows) Tuesday (Linux) Wednesday (RAM) Thursday () Friday 8:00 (ELEX) Linux Overview RAM Architecture Timeline 08:50-9:00 Break Break Break Break Break 9:00 (LogParser) Linux Overview RAM Architecture Timeline 9:50-10:00 Break Break Break Break Break 10:00 (LogParser) Linux Overview RAM Capture 1 CSIRP 10:50-11:00 Break Break Break Break Break 11:00 Registry Linux RAM Capture 2 11:50-13:00 LUNCH LUNCH LUNCH LUNCH LUNCH 13:00 Registry Linux RAM 13:50-14:00 Break Break Break Break Break 14:00 Linux RAM 14:50-15:00 Break Break Break Break Break 15:00 Linux RAM 15:50-16:00 Break Break Break Break Break 16:00 Linux RAM 16:50-17:00 END OF DAY END OF DAY END OF DAY END OF DAY END OF DAY LAB LAB NIGHT LAB NIGHT LAB NIGHT NO LAB NO LAB IACIS The International Association of Computer Investigative Specialists Page 5 of 6
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