Since December 1st 2017 we are developing infrastructure for practical student work, as part of preparation for a new study "Information security and digital forensics" at TVZ.
It is a complex infrastructure, based on forensic lab, where forensic lab management system will be key tool to provide environment for students and staff.
We are actually working based on some research work done earlier by our students and coworkers, but still there is a lot to do. I've mentored and advised plenty of student graduation thesis and seminal works with aim to keep tested set of tools and practices for this emerging curriculum.
Some basic ideas how to do this are roughly described in some of our papers like "Uvođenje novih sadržaja u nastavu digitalne forenzike i kibernetičke sigurnosti upotrebom studentskih radovas" or "Concepts and Methodology in Mobile Devices Digital Forensics Education and Training" published on MIPRO.
Basically we have to compile education process and necessary paperwork into one streamlined environment where we can work without much fuss. To implement whole process better to say to tweak it, excellent resources are books:
It is a complex infrastructure, based on forensic lab, where forensic lab management system will be key tool to provide environment for students and staff.
We are actually working based on some research work done earlier by our students and coworkers, but still there is a lot to do. I've mentored and advised plenty of student graduation thesis and seminal works with aim to keep tested set of tools and practices for this emerging curriculum.
Some basic ideas how to do this are roughly described in some of our papers like "Uvođenje novih sadržaja u nastavu digitalne forenzike i kibernetičke sigurnosti upotrebom studentskih radovas" or "Concepts and Methodology in Mobile Devices Digital Forensics Education and Training" published on MIPRO.
Basically we have to compile education process and necessary paperwork into one streamlined environment where we can work without much fuss. To implement whole process better to say to tweak it, excellent resources are books:
- Building a Digital Forensic Laboratory by Craig Valli , Andrew Jones and
- Digital Forensics Processing and Procedures by David Lilburn Watson , Andrew Jones , David Watson
As practical approach we are opting for combination of open source and commercial tools. It will be set of tools and platforms available to students to do tasks and researches.
