The course will enable the acquisition of analytical, scientific and communication skills to investigate cyber security incidents and present appropriate evidence to a non-technical audience. The course will expect students to comprehend aspects of forensic investigation and to present findings to non-technical stakeholders, e.g. court-room.

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Exam (70%), Team Assessed Exercise (30%)

To encourage the acquisition of analytical, scientific and communication skills to investigate cyber security incidents and present appropriate evidence to a non-technical audience, e.g. court-room.  

By the end of this course students will be able to:

1. critically evaluate cyber system tools and approaches for a given context;

2. understand the nature of countermeasures against forensic analysis;

3. predict potential ethical, legal and regulatory concerns from gathered forensic evidence;

4. effectively communicate complex outcomes from a forensic investigation to a non-technical audience, e.g. court-room.

Students must submit at least 75% by weight of the components (including examinations) of the course's summative assessment.