Skill pathway
Digital Forensics
Technology
Collecting and analysing digital evidence to investigate security events or cybercrime.
6 courses
1 careers
20 jobs
Why employers ask for Digital Forensics
Digital Forensics shows up in the skill requirements for 1 of the Australian careers we track, including Police. 20 of the job listings currently on SkillHarbour name it as a requirement.
Where to learn Digital Forensics
Start here (beginner)
Nationally Recognised Training
Diploma of Digital Forensics
Government funded
Beginner
Self paced
Nationally Recognised Training
Certificate IV in Digital Forensics
Government funded
Beginner
Self paced
Packt
NIST Cybersecurity and Risk Management Frameworks
Free
Beginner
Self paced
EC-Council
Information Security Analyst
Free
Beginner
Self paced
Macquarie University
Cyber Security: Essentials for Forensics
Free
Beginner
Self paced
Packt
Certified Incident Handler (ECIH) v2
Free
Beginner
Self paced
Careers that use Digital Forensics
Jobs asking for Digital Forensics
- Digital Forensics AnalystTriskele Labs · Middle Park, VICSalary not published
- Senior Corporate Security Engineer - Incident ResponseAirwallex · $0k – $0k
- CyberCX - Financial Services Security LeadAccenture Australia · Melbourne, VICSalary not published
- AI Product EngineerTriskele Labs · Melbourne, VICSalary not published
- CyberCX - Financial Services Security LeadAccenture · Salary not published
- Technical Program ManagerTriskele Labs · Middle Park, VIC$80k – $130k
- Principal DFIR Consultant - Build Australia PracticeThe Cache Group · The Rocks, NSW$0k – $0k
- Senior GRC ConsultantTriskele Labs · Perth CBD, WASalary not published
- Senior GRC ConsultantTriskele Labs · Middle Park, VICSalary not published
- Principal DFIR ConsultantThe Cache Group · Sydney, NSWSalary not published