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June 2019
Understanding the Dark Web: 60 minutes, 1 CEU Dark Web sounds like a sexy ‘members only’ club, where socialites get away with advantage and privilege, but in fact it’s a den of inequity operated by the technically sophisticated. Investigators may be sharp at Google and their databases but lack an understanding of what’s going on behind
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Internet Investigation Resources: 60 minutes, 1 CEU A good investigator needs search tools that go beyond the generalized Google resource. This course explores new search engine resources and how to properly conduct advanced Internet and social media searches. This intermediate to advanced hands-on class will improve upon generalized Google searches and learn unique search tools specific
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Online Social Media Primer Series: 300 minutes, 5 CEUs * Complementary to OSMOSIS 2019 attendees We all start somewhere, and some investigators are still a little lost at understanding what riches and resource of content social media offers. Often leads are created, facts are challenged, and game changing details in support of our cases are a
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Social Network Monitoring: 60 minutes, 1 CEU Often online investigations require more than a surface exploration of social media accounts. This course explores how to open every aspect of social media to locate key information hidden or overlooked. Updated quarterly to keep investigators at the fore of social media trends, this advanced hands-on course will explore
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Discreet Investigations: Undercover Online: 60 minutes, 1 CEU Many social networks and online information sources either allow the subjects of searches to see who has been searching them or provide some obvious clues as to who is looking at their information. This advanced class provides tools for how to work undercover online, while adhering to ethical
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Conducting an Ethical Online Investigation: 120 minutes, 2 CEUs As investigators, we are governed by foreign and domestic ethics standards and laws. Yet, everyday an investigator, attorney, or accountant appears in the news for crossing the line using the Internet to research, contact, or connect with their target. They find themselves using technology workarounds, finding holes
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