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Certification Course

Advanced Digital Forensics & Cybersecurity Certification

Hands-On Training in Digital Forensics & Cybercrime Investigation — Limited Seats, First Come First Serve

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Mr. Sama Anudeep

Assistant Professor

Parul University

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Mr. Osayomore Aigbogun

Doctoral Candidate, Digital Forensics and Cybersecurity

Sam Houston State University, United States

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Mr. Abhishek Waghmare

Founder

Cyber Chakra Technology · IIT Kanpur

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Ms. Pamela Kirui

Teaching Assistant, Digital Forensics and Cybersecurity

Sam Houston State University, United States

Date

16 November 2026

Time

Monday to Friday · 7:00 – 8:00 PM IST

Mode

Online

Duration

1 Month

🎓Verifiable Certificate
🔒Secure Payment
🗣️English

About this course

Master digital forensics, cybercrime investigation, and cybersecurity fundamentals in this intensive month-long certification. Learn the IT Act 2000, electronic evidence admissibility under Section 63 of the Bharatiya Sakshya Adhiniyam, 2023, cryptography, incident response, and OSINT through hands-on labs with industry-standard tools — and gain the skills to investigate cybercrimes and present digital evidence that meets Indian court standards. Designed for law students, forensic professionals, cybersecurity practitioners, and law enforcement, it culminates in a verifiable digital certificate.

Highlights

1 Month intensive certification with expert-led live sessions
Hands-on labs with OpenSSL, GPG, and John the Ripper
Deep dive into IT Act 2000 and BSA Section 63 (electronic evidence)
Real-world case studies — famous breaches and Indian cybercrime convictions
Capstone challenge: solve a complete cybercrime investigation
Lifetime access to all session recordings
Verifiable digital certificate upon completion
Comprehensive course materials, notes, and reference documents
India-focused legal content aligned with court standards

What you'll learn

Cybersecurity domains, career pathways, and the global threat landscape
IT Act 2000 in depth: Sections 43, 65, 66, 67, 67B and criminal penalties
Bharatiya Sakshya Adhiniyam (BSA) Section 63: electronic evidence admissibility and chain of custody
Defense mechanisms: firewalls, IDS/IPS, patching, backups, and ISO 27001 basics
Ransomware anatomy, prevention, and recovery — plus landmark Indian convictions
Cryptography hands-on: AES/RSA concepts, OpenSSL and GPG labs, MD5/SHA-256 hashing
Computer networks: OSI and TCP/IP models, ports, IP addressing, and subnetting
Network tracing tools: WHOIS, ping, tracert, and IP lookup exercises
Attack types: phishing, DoS/DDoS, MITM, and John the Ripper password cracking
Google Dorking and OSINT for open-source intelligence gathering
Digital evidence collection, preservation, and courtroom presentation
Forensic report writing and expert witness testimony

Learning Outcomes

Analyze cybercrimes under the IT Act 2000 and determine applicable liabilities
Evaluate electronic evidence admissibility under BSA Section 63 and court standards
Apply chain-of-custody and evidence preservation protocols in investigations
Implement security fundamentals including firewalls, IDS/IPS, and incident response
Perform encryption, hashing, and digital-signature operations with OpenSSL and GPG
Analyze networks using OSI/TCP-IP models, IP addressing, and diagnostic tools
Identify attack vectors: phishing, password attacks, DoS/DDoS, and MITM
Conduct OSINT investigations using advanced search and ethical footprinting
Collect and present digital evidence in formats acceptable to Indian courts
Serve as a digital forensics investigator or expert witness in cybercrime cases
Solve real-world cybercrime scenarios using integrated forensic methodologies

Curriculum

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Week 1 · Foundations of Cybersecurity, Cyber Crime & Cyber Law (Nov 16–20)

  • Introduction to cybersecurity — domains, career roles, and why security matters (Mon, 16 Nov)
  • Introduction to cyber crime & digital forensics — types of attacks and real-world impact (Tue, 17 Nov)
  • Case study I — famous data breaches: how they happened and what defenses failed (Wed, 18 Nov)
  • Cyber laws & IT Act 2000 — Sections 43, 65, 66, 67, 67B and penalties (Thu, 19 Nov)
  • Bharatiya Sakshya Adhiniyam (BSA) Section 63 — electronic evidence admissibility and chain of custody (Fri, 20 Nov)
02

Week 2 · Security Fundamentals, Compliance & Case Studies (Nov 23–27)

  • Case study II — landmark Indian cybercrime convictions and how the laws were applied (Mon, 23 Nov)
  • No session — Guru Nanak Jayanti holiday (Tue, 24 Nov)
  • Security fundamentals — firewalls, antivirus, IDS/IPS, patching, and backup strategies (Wed, 25 Nov)
  • Security policies & compliance — ISO 27001 basics, password and acceptable-use policies (Thu, 26 Nov)
  • Case study III — ransomware attack walkthrough and how it could have been stopped (Fri, 27 Nov)
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Week 3 · Incident Response, Information Security & Cryptography (Nov 30–Dec 4)

  • Incident reporting & first response — duties, escalation, and review discussion (Mon, 30 Nov)
  • Information security fundamentals — CIA Triad and AAA (Tue, 1 Dec)
  • Cryptography I — symmetric vs asymmetric encryption, AES/RSA concepts (Wed, 2 Dec)
  • Cryptography II hands-on — encrypt/decrypt files using OpenSSL and GPG keys (Thu, 3 Dec)
  • Hashing — MD5, SHA-256, hashing vs encryption, and integrity verification (Fri, 4 Dec)
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Week 4 · Networking & Cyber Attacks (Dec 7–11)

  • Computer networks — OSI vs TCP/IP models, LAN/WAN, ports, and services (Mon, 7 Dec)
  • IP addressing deep dive — IPv4 classes, subnetting, private vs public IPs, DHCP, and MAC addresses (Tue, 8 Dec)
  • Networking hands-on — ipconfig, ping, tracert, WHOIS, and IP lookup tracing exercises (Wed, 9 Dec)
  • Attacks I — phishing, social engineering, DoS/DDoS, MITM, and a phishing anatomy demo (Thu, 10 Dec)
  • Attacks II — brute-force and dictionary password attacks with a John the Ripper demo (Fri, 11 Dec)
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Week 5 · OSINT & Capstone (Dec 14–16)

  • Google Dorking & OSINT — search operators (site:, filetype:), footprinting, and ethical limits (Mon, 14 Dec)
  • Capstone mini-challenge — solve a full cybercrime investigation: evidence analysis, report writing, and peer review (Tue, 15 Dec)
  • Final review — course wrap-up, as applicable (Wed, 16 Dec)

Speakers

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Mr. Sama Anudeep

Assistant Professor

Parul University

Educator and researcher specializing in cybersecurity and digital forensics, with expertise spanning information security, incident response, and forensic investigation methodologies.

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Mr. Osayomore Aigbogun

Doctoral Candidate, Digital Forensics and Cybersecurity

Sam Houston State University, United States

Leading doctoral researcher in digital and cyber forensics focused on advanced investigative techniques, international cybercrime cases, and forensic evidence collection and preservation.

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Mr. Abhishek Waghmare

Founder

Cyber Chakra Technology · IIT Kanpur

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Ms. Pamela Kirui

Teaching Assistant, Digital Forensics and Cybersecurity

Sam Houston State University, United States

Who should enroll

Law Students & Legal Professionals — cybercrime and technology law specialistsAdvocates and lawyers handling cybercrime casesForensic Science Students & Professionals entering the digital domainCybersecurity Students & Engineers moving into investigationPolice Investigators, CID Officers & Cyber Crime Cell personnelIT Compliance and Risk Management specialistsJudges and Judicial Service AspirantsCorporate Security and Digital Evidence Consultants