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Digital forensics investigator

  • 23-11-2009 12:51AM
    #1
    waterboy99
    Closed Accounts Posts: 43 ✭


    Hi

    I am very interested in becoming a digital forensics investigator and am looking for some advice or to be put on the right path on how to become one. I am working in a law firm as an I.T. Administrator. I have a degree in I.T. from w.i.t. (waterford), a+, n+ and eccouncils network security administrator. I have been doing some searching and found the follong courses:

    7safe - cfia
    eccouncil - chfi
    New horizons - CCE through ISFCE and CFCE through IACIS
    AccessData - forensics bootcamp

    Any advice would be greatly appreciated on what I actually need to become an forensic investigator and to get a job in this area.


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