Coming next month:

FSCT 0090 – Internet & Social Media Investigative Techniques

This 3-day hands-on workshop will provide students with the latest techniques used to effectively gather online information for investigative purposes relating to persons, companies, and other assets.

Students will be introduced to the methods of gathering online intelligence through social media platforms, search engines, and dark web searches. In addition, students will learn how to assess potential counter-intelligence concerns.

Particular emphasis will be placed on heightened awareness and the “paper trail” investigators may leave behind when using internet investigation tools. Approaches to maintain privacy and security when carrying out online investigations will also be explored and students will be introduced to a variety of online search methodologies.

May 24-26

For more information, please visit:

bcit.ca/study/courses/fsct0090 

If you’re thinking of taking courses next term, the list is up and registration is open!

 

Forensics instructor, and Director, BCIT Centre for Digital Transformation, Steve Wilson talks to CKNW about increasing your cybersecurity

Our twice-yearly report is out: check out The Investigator and subscribe if you’re not on the list!

Registration for January BCIT Forensics courses opens tomorrow. Check out what’s being offered.

 

BCIT Forensics Instructor and Forensic DNA expert Steen Hartsen explained the use of DNA technologies to solve cold cases, including the recently solved 1984 case, on CKNW last week.

Hear what’s changed in the use of DNA for cold cases in the clip from the Linda Steele Show