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Live Response and Forensics with PowerShell

Liam Cleary

This course will teach you how to use PowerShell for performing initial security triage on workstations and disk forensics.

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This course will teach you how to use PowerShell for performing initial security triage on workstations and disk forensics.

The ability to perform security triage and forensics can be a daunting task. However, many tools are available to make this process easier, one of which is PowerShell. In this course, Live Response and Forensics with PowerShell, you’ll learn how to use PowerShell to perform initial triage and forensics on a windows workstation. First, you’ll explore PowerShell execution policies and collect system information. Next, you’ll discover how to create a triage script using PowerShell and extra components to investigate the workstation. Finally, you’ll learn how to use the PowerForensics framework to perform disk analysis and create a forensic timeline. When you’re finished with this course, you’ll have the skills and knowledge to use PowerShell for digital forensics needed to perform triage and assist in identifying what happened and potential remediation.

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Syllabus

Course Overview
Using Execution Policies to Control PowerShell
Using PowerShell to Collect System Information
Creating a Triage Script to Collect System Information
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Using PowerForensics to Perform Disk Analysis

Good to know

Know what's good
, what to watch for
, and possible dealbreakers
Increases occupational qualifications for security triage and forensics work
Develops proficiency with PowerShell for system information collection
Uses PowerForensics framework for disk analysis and forensic creation
Suitable for beginners in security triage and forensics

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Learners who complete Live Response and Forensics with PowerShell will develop knowledge and skills that may be useful to these careers:
Digital Forensics Analyst
Digital Forensics Analysts recover and examine digital evidence to assist in investigations, often in legal settings. For instance, they may be employed by police agencies or digital forensics consulting firms. This course can help prepare you for a career as a Digital Forensics Analyst by offering an introduction to using PowerShell for performing initial security triage and disk forensics. You will learn how to use PowerShell to collect system information, create a triage script, and use the PowerForensics framework to perform disk analysis and create a forensic timeline.
Computer Forensics Examiner
Computer Forensics Examiners recover and analyze digital evidence from computers to help resolve legal issues. They may be employed by law enforcement agencies, government agencies, or corporations. Completing this course can help you develop the skills required to perform initial security triage on workstations and disk forensics, thereby preparing you for a career as a Computer Forensics Examiner.
Cybersecurity Analyst
Cybersecurity Analysts defend computer networks from unauthorized access and cyber attacks. They may be employed by businesses or government agencies. This course can help prepare you for a position in Cybersecurity by teaching you how to use PowerShell for performing initial security triage.
Security Engineer
Security Engineers design, implement, and maintain security systems to protect networks and data. They may be employed by businesses or government agencies. This course can help prepare you for becoming a Security Engineer by offering an introduction to using PowerShell for performing initial security triage and disk forensics.
Security Consultant
Security Consultants provide advice and guidance to businesses on how to protect their networks and data from security threats. They may be employed by consulting firms or as independent contractors. This course can be useful for gaining the skills needed to enter this field, as it offers an introduction to using PowerShell for performing initial security triage and disk forensics.
Incident Responder
Incident Responders handle security incidents and breaches. They may be employed by businesses or government agencies. This course can provide you with a foundational understanding of using PowerShell for performing initial security triage, which can be helpful in preparing for a career as an Incident Responder.
Penetration Tester
Penetration Testers assess the security of computer systems by attempting to exploit vulnerabilities. They may be employed by businesses or government agencies. This course can be helpful for gaining the foundational skills needed to break into this field, as you will learn how to use PowerShell for performing initial security triage and disk forensics.
Information Security Analyst
Information Security Analysts protect an organization's information assets from unauthorized access, use, disclosure, disruption, modification, or destruction. They may be employed by businesses or government agencies. This course may be helpful in preparing for a career in this field, as it provides an introduction to using PowerShell for performing initial security triage and disk forensics.
Network Security Engineer
Network Security Engineers design, implement, and maintain security systems to protect networks and data. They may be employed by businesses or government agencies. This course may be useful for you if you wish to enter this career field, as it provides an introduction to using PowerShell for performing initial security triage.
IT Auditor
IT Auditors assess the security and efficiency of computer systems. They may be employed by businesses or government agencies. This course may be useful if you are pursuing a career in this field, as it offers an introduction to using PowerShell for performing initial security triage.
Systems Administrator
Systems Administrators manage and maintain computer systems. They may be employed by businesses or government agencies. This course may be useful if you are pursuing a career in this field, as it provides an introduction to using PowerShell for performing initial security triage and disk forensics.
Database Administrator
Database Administrators manage and maintain databases. They may be employed by businesses or government agencies. This course may be useful if you are interested in entering this field, as it provides an introduction to using PowerShell for performing disk analysis.
Network Administrator
Network Administrators manage and maintain computer networks. They may be employed by businesses or government agencies. This course may be useful if you are pursuing a career in this field, as it provides an introduction to using PowerShell for performing initial security triage.
Forensic Accountant
Forensic Accountants investigate financial crimes, such as fraud and embezzlement. They may be employed by law enforcement agencies, government agencies, or corporations. This course may be useful if you are interested in entering this field, as it provides an introduction to using PowerShell for performing disk analysis, which can be helpful in analyzing financial data.
Data Analyst
Data Analysts collect, clean, and analyze data to help businesses make informed decisions. They may be employed by businesses or government agencies. This course may be useful for you if you are pursuing a career as a Data Analyst, as it provides an introduction to using PowerShell for performing disk analysis and creating a forensic timeline.

Reading list

We've selected nine books that we think will supplement your learning. Use these to develop background knowledge, enrich your coursework, and gain a deeper understanding of the topics covered in Live Response and Forensics with PowerShell.
A technical resource for digital forensics investigators, this book thoroughly covers the process of computer forensics, including evidence collection and analysis. Would be valuable additional reading for those seeking in-depth knowledge.
An advanced-level resource for forensic analysts and incident responders, who can use this book to specifically learn Windows-based forensic analysis, including Powershell.
An in-depth look at advanced digital forensics, this book would be most valuable as additional reading for those seeking to expand their knowledge beyond the core topics covered in the course.
A specialized book on Windows Registry forensics, this book would be valuable additional reading for those interested in gaining in-depth knowledge of Windows Registry analysis.
A specialized book on mobile device forensics, this book would be valuable additional reading for those interested in gaining in-depth knowledge of mobile device analysis.
A comprehensive resource on open-source digital forensics tools, providing background knowledge on important tools in the field.
A hands-on guide to malware analysis, this book valuable resource for those interested in expanding their knowledge of malware forensics. Could provide good background and additional depth to the course topics.
A comprehensive guide to network forensics, this book provides a valuable overview and context for those interested in learning more about network-based investigations.
An introductory-level textbook commonly used in academic institutions, this book offers foundational knowledge on the fundamentals of digital forensics and would be a good primer for those new to the field.

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