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* Home * About About NW3C Contact Membership * Training * Certifications * Tech Assist * Resources NW3C Resources Law Enforcement Cyber Center Cyber Safe Schools * My Learning Portal * My Learning Portal Welcome * My Profile * Logout Create Account Login My Cart (0) Home >> Course Catalog >> Class Details You have selected: DF205 Intermediate Digital Forensic Analysis: SQLite Primer Delivery Method: In-Person Location: 6860 S Power Road Gilbert, AZ 85295 Map Duration: 1 Day (7 credit hours) Date: 03/03/2025 Time: 8:30 AM - 4:30 PM Mountain Price: Login to Register See alternate class dates Log in to add class This class is already in your cart. User Eligibility Requirement not met. DF205 Intermediate Digital Forensic Analysis: SQLite Primer Mobile devices dominate the intake lists and desks of most digital forensic analysts globally. As devices are becoming more secure, with an increase in security, the need for detailed analysis is increasing as well. SQLite is a self-contained, serverless database engine. It is found on nearly every operating system and dominates iOS®, Android®, and macOS as one of the most prevalent and relevant data storage mechanisms. Rather than hope our forensic tools support the newest applications or be tethered to how a certain utility parses data, we can arm ourselves with the skills and techniques needed to conquer the analysis of nearly any application. Key concepts covered in this course include: • What is SQLite and how to identify and analyze logically • Recognizing relevant locations of valuable data within SQLite database • Develop skills needed for crafting custom SQLite queries • Recognize and decode a variety of common timestamp formats • Perform SQLite analysis with automation Students who complete this course are eligible for 1.0 point toward the 3CE certification. Student Testimonials "The SQL class has opened up a new level of comfort when investigating Mobile devices. I have been able to confidently confirm the data that automated tools have produced. Recently, I conducted digital forensic exam on a cell phone regarding child pornography. There was no relevant evidence located by the automated tool. I then proceeded to explore different databases, and eventually located child exploitation material and other relevant evidence. This training also helped in a similar manner on a school threat investigation." -Williamsville, Illinois Mandatory 100% Participation To receive a certificate upon completion of this course, the following must be completed: • Score of 80% or above on post-test • Complete all in-class exercises Cancellation NW3C may cancel any class for any reason and without notice. NW3C is not responsible for non-refundable travel accommodations lost or rendered moot as a result of a class cancellation. Closed captioning is always available to students. Live speech-to-text language translations to 100 different languages is also available. Contact support@nw3c.org if you would like this service. NW3C receives funding from components of the United States Department of Justice Office of Justice Programs including BJA, OJJDP, OVC, and OVW to provide much of its training at no cost to U.S. state, local, tribal and territorial criminal justice agencies. NW3C also provides training to criminal justice and regulatory professionals, in both the public and private sectors, around the world through other funding sources. OPTIONAL: I agree that NW3C may share my Personally Identifiable Information with third-party vendors in connection with this NW3C product. I understand that such information may include, but is not limited to, my name, email address, and phone number. For more information, see NW3C’s privacy statement. Eligibility Requirements Recommended Skills Computer Requirements Select a Class Post-Course Awards Customized Delivery Eligibility Requirements This training is intended for the following personnel: • SLTT (LE Sworn, LE Civilian, Regulatory, Prosecutorial, Judicial) • Federal (LE Sworn, LE Civilian, Regulatory, Prosecutorial, Judicial) • U.S. Military Recommended Skills This is an intermediate course intended for digital forensic examiners who have a solid understanding of digital forensic principles, experience preserving and acquiring data of evidentiary value, and have a minimum of six months of experience performing digital forensic examinations. Computer Requirements For all in-person classes, you must BYOD (bring your own device). You will use your own laptop computer for all in-class exercises. You will take the pre-test, post-test, and course evaluation through your NW3C Learning Portal. The hands-on practical exercises are intensive, critical to understanding the material being taught, and required to successfully complete the class. If your computer hardware does not meet the mandatory requirements listed below, your experience in taking the class will be less than ideal and may also impact other students while the instructors take time to troubleshoot hardware and software problems. Mandatory Operating System Requirements • Operating system. Your computer must be running Microsoft windows 10 or later or macOS v10.12 or later. Make sure your operating system is fully updated prior to class. • Smartphones and tablets are prohibited. • Disconnect your VPN. Disconnect your work virtual private network (VPN). Being connected to the Internet through a VPN can block access to the virtual lab environment. Mandatory Software Requirements • Virtual Lab. This class uses a virtual lab to complete class exercises. We recommend having local administrator access to troubleshoot technical issues. You must also be able to access Private/Incognito Mode on your browser to access the virtual lab environment. Prior to class, please check with your IT department. • Google Chrome. The recommended browser to launch our virtual lab environment. • Webex Meetings. Required to enter our live online training environment, Webex Training Center. • Webex Chrome Extension. Required to launch our live online training environment, Webex Training Center, and works hand-in-hand with the Webex Meetings application. Mandatory Hardware Requirements (Virtual Classes Only) • Dual monitors. You will need one monitor to join the online classroom, view presentations, see the instructor’s shared screen, and interact with the instructor(s). The second monitor is needed to join and use the virtual lab environment to complete hands-on practical exercises. Not being able to see both interfaces (the online classroom, and virtual lab environment) simultaneously will make it difficult, if not impossible to successfully complete hands-on practical exercises. Large screen monitors, trying to run the two different interfaces split screen, will NOT work. Multiple computers can also work as a substitute to having multiple monitors. • Hard-wired, high-speed Internet connection. A wireless Internet connection may be sufficient, however, a wired connection will improve latency and buffering, and will also provide better connection speeds and stability overall. • Microphone and speakers. This is an interactive, live training class and a microphone is required to interact with the instructor(s), ask questions, give answers, and provide insights to help enhance the overall class experience. We recommend a headset, headphones, or earbuds to eliminate feedback and echo when using your microphone. If you have any questions regarding the mandatory minimum hardware requirements, please contact liveonline@nw3c.org. See alternate class dates Select a Class The delivery of this course is set to 1 Day. LOCATION DATE(S) TIME # SEATS PRICE Location #: Gilbert, AZ DATE(S): 03/03/2025 TIME: 8:30 AM - 4:30 PM Mountain #SEATS: 21/35 PRICE: Login to Register Post-Course Awards Students who complete this course and pass the post-test will receive a Certificate of Training and are eligible for 1.0 point toward the 3CE certification. Customized Delivery Any city, any state. We'll come to you! The National White Collar Crime Center provides training to law enforcement and the private sector in the areas of cybercrime, financial crime and intelligence. In order to host a training, your facility must meet a number of requirements. Please see the requirements criteria below to ensure your facility is compliant before submitting a request to host a training. Hosting Requirements 1. A secure facility, such as a law enforcement or criminal justice building. 2. Classroom with a minimum of 1,500 square feet and must be able to accommodate 34-40 students, plus 2-3 instructors comfortably. 3. All courses require an internet connection. 4. Access to the classroom is required the day before the start date of the class (if class begins on a Monday, NW3C will need access to the room on Sunday). 5. The classroom must be secure during non-instruction time (during lunch and from the end of the first day of class to the end of the last day of class). 6. Parking for 34-40 or more students and up to 3 instructors 7. Temperature controlled with an adjustable thermostat. 8. Sufficient electrical power to support up to 36 computers provided by NW3C. 9. An erasable dry-erase board and/or flip chart (not behind the projector screen). 10. As a benefit of hosting, your agency will receive (5) reserved seats per class. 11. A scheduled course can be cancelled if the course registrations are not at or above 75% capacity 45 days prior to the start date of the course. Should the class need to be cancelled due to low registration, your agency will go on a Hosting Agency Wait List for 18 months before being considered eligible to host another course. 12. Ability to receive NW3C computer lab equipment and student materials from FedEx the week before class start date of training and secure those items until agreed upon set up date and time (the shipment could contain up to 6 trunks weighing up to 100 pounds each and 1-3 cardboard boxes weighing approximately 35 pounds each). 13. Must submit multiple pictures from multiple angles of the classroom you are considering using. Network Requirements NW3C provides each student with a computer with wireless ability to be used for internet connectivity. The connection to the internet will need to accommodate up to 36 computers accessing the internet simultaneously. The following network requirements are mandatory: • NW3C will need to connect a wireless router to a network for external connection to the internet. • An internet connection speed of 15 Mbps or above. • Submitting and performing a network speed test from the classroom will be required before the approval of your training request. Click here for more information. Cart Updated.. Connect Company About Us Contact Us Key Partnerships Membership NW3C Leadership NW3C Careers ©2024. NW3C, Inc. d/b/a the National White Collar Crime Center. All Rights Reserved. Disclaimer | Privacy Statement This website is funded in part through a grant from the Bureau of Justice Assistance, Office of Justice Programs, U.S. Department of Justice. Neither the U.S. Department of Justice nor any of its components operate, control, are responsible for, or necessarily endorse, this website (including, without limitation, its content, technical infrastructure, and policies, and any services or tools provided).