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SC450-WS: Digital Forensics, Tracing Ransomware

Web Seminar: Security

Hospitals face particular risks from phishing, hacking, and scamming. Securing and processing evidence in IT security incidents is challenging but vital for proving criminal acts. Participants acquire IT forensic knowledge to forensically analyze traces of attacks—such as ransomware—in a legally admissible way and to sustainably strengthen the protection of sensitive data.

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Agenda:

The focus is on the practical application of IT forensic procedures, processes, and analyses.

This includes all services in the field of Digital Forensics:
- Digital Forensics and Incident Response (DFIR)
- Prevention of IT security incidents (prevention)
- Identification and assessment of security vulnerabilities (detection)
- Handling of IT security incidents in IT forensics (response)

Case Studies & Incident Response
- Using case studies, participants will learn about the phases of the incident response process and carry out the individual steps of an IT forensic analysis of Windows systems in order to comprehensively trace and interpret user interactions.

Objectives:

Benefit from the experience and expertise of a criminal investigator and learn more about:

Prevention
Detection
Response

Target audience:

The free web seminar is particularly relevant for anyone asking themselves questions such as:

Hacker attack – what should I/we do now?
Hacker attack – could this happen to me/our hospital?
Hacker attack – do I/we have a plan in place for this in the hospital?
Hacker attack – am I/are the staff in the hospital truly aware of the full implications?
Hacker attack – how can I/we secure evidence in the hospital right now?
Your questions?

Valuable tips, guidance, and answers to these questions are provided in the online course.

Prerequisites:

IT professionals in the hospital environment

Description:

Cyberkriminelle stellen durch Phishing, Hacking oder Scamming eine hohe Gefahr für Krankenhäuser und deren hoch sensiblen Daten dar. Nicht nur Konzerne sondern auch Kliniken und Krankenhäuser in Deutschland sind massiv betroffen!
Die Beweissicherung und der Nachweis strafbarer Handlungen bei IT-Sicherheitsvorfällen stellt Krankenhäuser häufig vor große Herausforderungen. Um den drohenden Gefahren eines Angriffs vorzubeugen bzw. im Falle einer Ransomware-Attacke die von Tätern hinterlassenen Spuren zu analysieren und gerichtsverwertbar zu sichern, bedarf es IT-forensischer Kenntnisse.