Learn the fundamentals of incident response.

This learning path starts with a high-level discussion of what happens at each phase of responding to an incident, followed by a technical deep dive into some of the more exciting parts of memory, network and host analysis and forensics. This learning path is for anyone wishing to apply learned forensics and offensive knowledge such as ethical hacking to the incident response process.

Learn about network traffic analysis tools and techniques.

Learn about the tools and techniques used for analyzing traffic passing over the network. This learning path covers identification and analysis of benign and malicious traffic, examples and case studies of extracting intelligence from traffic data, considerations when building a network monitoring program, and techniques for collecting and analyzing traffic data.

Learn to identify, preserve, extract and report forensic evidence on mobile devices.

This learning path is designed to build a foundation of knowledge and skills around mobile forensics. As you progress through five courses, you’ll learn how to apply mobile forensics concepts to investigations, including discovering different types of evidence, analyzing and extracting that evidence from different types of mobile devices, and reporting on your forensics findings. Upon completion, you’ll have a base of mobile forensics knowledge to carry over to your job or next project — and the skills necessary to conduct a mobile forensics investigation.

Learn to identify, preserve, extract, analyze and report forensic evidence.

This learning path is designed to build a foundation of knowledge and skills around computer forensics. As you progress through 13 courses, you’ll learn about conducting forensics on a variety of platforms and devices, including networks, file and operating systems, memory, email and browsers. Upon completion, you’ll have a base of computer forensics knowledge to carry over to your job or next project — and the skills necessary to conduct an investigation into potential computer crimes.

Learn how systems are compromised and what traces are left by attackers.

This learning path is designed to build a foundation of knowledge and skills around network forensics. As you progress through eight courses, you’ll learn the fundamentals of network design, network forensics tools and best practice, and how to perform analysis on a variety of data, including logs, TCP/IP protocols, wireless devices and component areas, web traffic and email. Upon completion, you’ll have the knowledge and skills required to conduct a networks forensics investigation.

Learn to investigate threats and the ethical issues of investigating cybercrime.

This learning path builds your computer forensics skills and prepares you to earn your Certified Computer Forensics Examiner (CCFE) certification. You’ll learn the foundations of computer forensics as you progress through 16 courses tied to the primary CCFE certification exam objectives. Upon completion, you’ll be prepared to earn your CCFE certification and have a proven base of knowledge around conducting computer forensics investigations.

Learn about reverse engineering malware, ethical hacking, and Web app pen testing.

This learning path gives you an overview of several advanced security concepts. As you progress through four courses, you’ll learn about assembly language, system-level reversing, penetration testing methodologies, working with Linux, common Web application threats, popular security frameworks and how they help manage risk, and more. Upon completion, you’ll have a general understanding of some of the key security concepts needed to take your career and skills to the next level.

Learn the analysis skills to discover the true nature of any Windows binary.

This learning path builds your reverse engineering skills and prepares you to earn your Certified Reverse Engineering Analyst (CREA) certification. You’ll take a deep dive into reverse engineering, including different malware types, tools and techniques, as you progress through 14 courses tied to the primary CREA certification exam objectives. Upon completion, you’ll be prepared to earn your CREA certification and validate your knowledge around reverse engineering malware.

Learn to investigate mobile threats and mobile cybercrime.

This learning path builds your mobile forensics skills and prepares you to earn your Certified Mobile Forensics Examiner (CMFE) certification. You’ll learn the foundations of mobile forensics as you progress through five courses tied to the primary CMFE certification exam objectives, including discovering different types of evidence, analyzing and extracting evidence from different types of mobile devices, and reporting on your forensics findings. Upon completion, you’ll be prepared to earn your CMFE certification and have a proven base of knowledge around conducting mobile forensics investigations.