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Good Afternoon,
Please find the DC3 Cyber Training Academy’s Monthly Bulletin for October 2023 attached. To request registration for scheduled course offerings, or to view the upcoming course schedule, please visit our website at https://learn.dcita.edu.
NEW CyberCasts
Ransomware: Lifecycle, Mitigations, and Future
This CyberCast examines the rising threat of ransomware. We will discuss the rapidly expanding global risks of ransomware, as well as some mitigations that can be put into place against it. We will also explore the future of ransomware.
Approved for A+, DataSys+, Network+, Security+, Linux+, and Cloud+
Introduction to Axiom
This CyberCast introduces students to the basics of the tool Axiom, a Magnet Forensics Software Suite. Topics include what Axiom does, its installation requirements, how to process a case, how to load and parse through a computer image of evidence, and additional features of the tool that are helpful to examiners. Students see a demonstration of the graphical user interface of both Axiom Process and Examine, and learn about proper forensic practices when using the tool.
Approved for CompTIA A+, DataSys+, Network+, Security+, Linux+, and Cloud+
Pearson Vue Mobile Testing Center
The DC3 Cyber Training Academy is equipped with a state-of-the-art Pearson Vue Mobile Testing Center, which is available for students to utilize after attending one of our CompTIA bootcamps. Please continue to check the course catalog for upcoming and new CompTIA courses and certifications. If you are interested in utilizing our Pearson Vue Mobile Testing Center, please have a pre-purchased voucher and email the Registrar at DC3.CTA.Registrar@us.af.mil.
Discontinuance of WFE-E
Over the past year, the DC3 Cyber Training Academy has been in the process of updating Windows Forensic Examinations (WFE). With the new version of the course releasing in the Fall 2023, the Academy will discontinue delivery of WFE-E online beginning January 1, 2024. The Academy is excited to welcome students in-residence for the redesigned course, which enables professionals to conduct digital analysis of Windows systems in a forensically reliable manner. Building on the foundation of the Cyber Incident Response Course (CIRC), WFE introduces best practices and relevant technical aspects of Windows forensic examinations. The course immerses students in mini-scenarios that escalate in difficulty, allowing practice and reinforcement of what has been learned while using trusted forensic tools, and long-form practice which prepares students for various work roles.
For questions, or for any further information, please contact the DC3/CTA Registrar at DC3.CTA.Registrar@us.af.mil or 443-733-1990.
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