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Investigate cybercrime from initial indicators through attribution. Covers threat actor tracking, dark web investigations, cryptocurrency tracing, criminal community monitoring, and evidence collection for law enforcement support.
Overview
Investigate cybercrime through intelligence techniques that track threat actors, attribute attacks, and support law enforcement operations.
Cybercrime investigation requires blending forensics with intelligence tradecraft. FOR589 teaches the methodology for tracking criminals from initial indicators through attribution.
Investigate cybercrime:
Actor Tracking
- Develop actor profiles from indicators
- Track infrastructure and operations
- Monitor criminal communities
- Connect personas across platforms
Attribution Methods
- Apply attribution frameworks
- Analyze operational security failures
- Correlate technical and behavioral indicators
- Build attribution confidence levels
Law Enforcement Support
- Produce evidence for legal proceedings
- Support international cooperation
- Navigate legal and jurisdictional issues
- Document findings for prosecution
Hands-on exercises track simulated threat actors using real-world methodologies.
30 CPE credits across 5 intensive days.
Highlights
- Master cybercrime investigation: Track threat actors across platforms, investigate dark web marketplaces and forums, analyze criminal communications, and translate findings into actionable intelligence.
- 20 hands-on labs: OPSEC setup, blockchain and UTXO analysis, dark web forum and marketplace access, sock puppet creation, and structured case development.
- Built for investigators, threat intelligence analysts, and incident responders tracking cybercriminals. 5 days, 30 CPEs.
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Dimension | Description | Cost/12 months |
|---|---|---|
FOR589 - Single User | Single user license for DFIR - FOR589: Cybercrime Investigations | $8,260.00 |
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This listing offers one pricing dimension: a single-user license for FOR589: Cybercrime Investigations, billed as a contract and measured in units. Each unit covers one user. To train more people, you buy more units, so cost scales with the number of individual licenses you need. There are no separate tiers or size options here. The course itself is a five-day digital forensics and incident response program with hands-on labs and a capstone exercise, delivered to the licensed user.
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One unit is a license for one named individual to take FOR589: Cybercrime Investigations. It grants that person access to the five-day course, its 20-plus hands-on labs, and the capstone exercise. The license is tied to the licensed user and is not shared across multiple people.
Cost scales directly with the number of licenses you buy. Each additional person needs their own single-user unit, since a license covers one named user. There are no volume tiers on this listing, so five people means five units. Adding people is a manual purchase, not an automatic upgrade.
Each unit is tied to one licensed user and is not meant to be shared. SANS restricts sharing or reusing course materials with other people. To give another team member access, you buy a separate single-user unit for that person rather than reusing one license.
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