Amazing and very interesting job. Back in the day I went with IT field and loved every day. But excitement of the job is not there because first couple of years you get something new everyday but now I've seen everything. Rarely I get something new and exciting. Anyone who's in it and beginning their journey computer forensics is amazing field of adventure every single day and you are making real difference. Good luck white hats.
Digital forensics requires IT skills, but it is not IT work. It is investigative work. I have found the best digital forensic examiners are individuals with an IT background that then get the forensic specific training. There are always exceptions. I'm very surprised the SGF are doing chip-off / JTAG data acquisition. Rare to need these techniques today, especially with Cellebrite and GrayKey functionality improvements. Nice to have, but not many organizations can afford to dedicate the space or pay for the expertise.
How would you apply for a position doing this? The job description doesn’t just pop out at you computer forensics. No a bad position to look into. Just curious I guess.
I have had a huge interest in work like this for some time now. I currently work in IT for a nursing college. I have my BS in IT and a cert from the college for advance networking. Wondering how I may pivot into this kind of work. Is there certs I can get?
Go for a master’s in cyber forensics or Cybersecurity. St Bonaventure University prepare you within your master’s degree for the harder classes! No need to start over, just pass your classes and get your certifications while on school
I am thinking about going to school for this. I'm just afraid that I won't understand all of the computer stuff... any advice? or can you tell me a little about it?
I have my associates in computer forensics and I'm thinking of getting my BA in CIS specializing either Computer forensics or software programming as I enjoy both I'm just so confused and want to make the right decision any ideas?
you can become a computer forensic analyst with a computer science degree since by studying computer science you achieve all the skills needed for the job
Glorified copy and paste analysts. Computer programs do the work now a days. Fed investigators do child porn 90% of the time for employees. Sounds great, right?
Amazing and very interesting job. Back in the day I went with IT field and loved every day. But excitement of the job is not there because first couple of years you get something new everyday but now I've seen everything. Rarely I get something new and exciting. Anyone who's in it and beginning their journey computer forensics is amazing field of adventure every single day and you are making real difference. Good luck white hats.
You'll always know this vid is from Covid era because he's wearing a mask lol.
Lol I noticed the mask right off the bat too!
I love digital forensics and I have closely worked with Eclipse Forensics its amaizng!
Key point: "Don't let the bad guys know your secret" 👌🏼
very good video
thanks!
Digital forensics requires IT skills, but it is not IT work. It is investigative work. I have found the best digital forensic examiners are individuals with an IT background that then get the forensic specific training. There are always exceptions.
I'm very surprised the SGF are doing chip-off / JTAG data acquisition. Rare to need these techniques today, especially with Cellebrite and GrayKey functionality improvements. Nice to have, but not many organizations can afford to dedicate the space or pay for the expertise.
I love these videos
I am very interested in getting into this career.
Everything can be recovered unless you use a military grade wipe program or melt it with fire
Just made my decision
Happy thanksgiving Springfield police
So the hacker watching this vid already knows how to bypass their security protocols and procedures whenever they clash with these guys.
How would you apply for a position doing this? The job description doesn’t just pop out at you computer forensics. No a bad position to look into. Just curious I guess.
Can I get my comptia security+ and CCNA cert and get into this field without a degree?
No you cant
I have had a huge interest in work like this for some time now. I currently work in IT for a nursing college. I have my BS in IT and a cert from the college for advance networking. Wondering how I may pivot into this kind of work. Is there certs I can get?
Computer forensics
@@sekhoanelebofa3286 any particular one viewed most favorably?
Sounds like you have an awesome resume, maybe inquire with your local PD about this type of work and see if there are internships you can apply to?
Go for a master’s in cyber forensics or Cybersecurity. St Bonaventure University prepare you within your master’s degree for the harder classes! No need to start over, just pass your classes and get your certifications while on school
@@keilysreality5238 That is a really good idea, I have been thinking about going for my masters recently!
I am thinking about going to school for this. I'm just afraid that I won't understand all of the computer stuff...
any advice? or can you tell me a little about it?
I'm thinking about it to I met a guy today
Park
I have my associates in computer forensics and I'm thinking of getting my BA in CIS specializing either Computer forensics or software programming as I enjoy both I'm just so confused and want to make the right decision any ideas?
Can I get this type of job with a computer science degree?
no degree required working as a cop. they'll take anyone.
@@standardname4723 what about working for like the fbi because I would like to eventually work there
@@Krimson44 good luck.
you can become a computer forensic analyst with a computer science degree since by studying computer science you achieve all the skills needed for the job
@@Krimson44 that's more politics and knowing someone then skills. That's why there is a mass amount of them leaving for private sector jobs.
Never talk to the police.
Will you guys be making another video soon??
Who can help me with a cyberstalker?
GOD
Batman?
Burn your computer no internet no stalker
Glorified copy and paste analysts. Computer programs do the work now a days. Fed investigators do child porn 90% of the time for employees. Sounds great, right?
Sounds traumatizing I couldn't handle that...stopping fraud, security breaches yes but anything with kids would break me. 😢