This course is given by SUMURI. As each quarter passes, Apple’s success has been nothing but impressive. In addition to desktop and mobile computers, Apple produces a variety of unique and innovative devices and applications found in just about every modern society, home, and business. As more and more Apple devices enter the marketplace exponentially, the need for Macintosh Forensic Training is quite apparent.
The Advanced Practices in Mac Forensics (MFSC-201) course provides unparalleled vendor-neutral and tool-agnostic instruction in advanced topics relating to the forensic use and analysis of Apple hardware, technologies, and applications. The training is designed for the participant to learn in a teamwork environment and is taught by instructors who maintain a “no one left behind” attitude. In addition, complicated topics are made easy to understand through instructor-led exercises and real-life scenarios— supported by a quality student manual to be utilized as a supplemental resource after the course.
MFSC-201 is the second prerequisite for the Certified Forensic Mac Examiner certification. The CFME is a two-part certification process that tests the candidate on topics covered in MFSC-101 and MFSC-201. It is absolutely at no extra cost to those candidates who have attended both of the courses.
NOTE: Each student is required to supply their own Mac computer for the class. The Mac should be able to run the current release of MacOS.
