Computer Hacking Forensic Investigator
- Course Description
- About Chfi V9
- Who Should Attend
- Course Outline
- Entry Requirements
- Exam Details
- Certification
- Career Prospects
- Course Fees & Citrep+ Funding
- Seps Support Scheme
- Course Fees
- Trainer Profiles
Computer hacking forensic investigation is a process to detect hacking attacks and proper extraction of evidences to facilitate investigations. These evidences are very often instrumental for system integrity audits and prevention of similar future cyber-attacks.
As computer crimes are on the rise, good computer forensic practices can help organisations investigate attacks, detect system anomalies, or even help detect systems problems early to prevent future breach and loss of valuable digital assets.
The tools and techniques covered in this EC-Council Computer Hacking Forensic Investigator (CHFI) certification course will prepare students with the knowledge to conduct computer investigations with the latest groundbreaking digital forensics technologies.
Upon passing the examination, the CHFI certification awarded to the individual will validate his/her skills to identify intruders’ cyber footprints and gathering of critical evidence to facilitate investigations of crimes and cyber-attacks.
Who Should Attend
- Professionals from the Police, Military and related government agencies.
- IT Professionals who are or specialise in Information System Security, Computer Forensics, Incidence Response, Security Officers, Auditors, Security professionals or/and Site and Web Administrators.
- Anyone from the general public who is concerned with cyber system security and forensic investigations are also welcome to attend the CHFI course.
Mode of training: Classroom
Duration: 40 hours
For latest course schedule, please enquire with your course consultant or simply fill up the enquiry form.
CHFI v9 consists of 14 core modules which is designed for professionals involved with information system security, computer forensics, and incident response.
- Module 1: Computer Forensics in Today’s World
- Module 2: Computer Forensics Investigation Process
- Module 3: Understanding Hard Disks and File Systems
- Module 4: Operating System Forensics
- Module 5: Defeating Anti-Forensics Techniques
- Module 6: Data Acquisition and Duplication
- Module 7: Network Forensics
- Module 8: Investigating Web Attacks
- Module 9: Database Forensics
- Module 10: Cloud Forensics
- Module 11: Malware Forensics
- Module 12: Investigating Email Crimes
- Module 13: Mobile Forensics
- Module 14: Investigative Reports
Pre-Requisites
It is strongly recommended that you should possess basic IT knowledge before enrolling into the CHFI programme.
- Test Format: Multiple Choice
- Passing Score: 70%
Upon the successful completion of the exam, you will receive the Computer Hacking Forensic Investigator (CHFI) certificate from EC-Council.
CITREP+ supports local ICT professionals in keeping pace with technology shifts through continuous and proactive training. Through the training, they will acquire technical skills sets that will enable them to remain relevant and productive.
Programme Support
Trainees under the programme will receive funding support as follows:
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Permanent Residents
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| Training Course and Certification only | Certification only | Training Course and Certification only | Certification only | ||
| Organisation- sponsored | Non SMEs | Up to 70% of the nett payable course and certification fees, capped at $2,500 per trainee |
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Up to 70% of the nett payable course and certification fees, capped at $2,500 per trainee |
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| SMEs |
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Up to 70% of the nett payable certification fees, capped at $500 per trainee
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Up to 90% of the nett payable course and certification fees, capped at $2,500 per trainee | Up to 70% of the nett payable certification fees, capped at $500 per trainee
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| Professionals (40 years old and above) | Up to 90% of the nett payable course and certification fees, capped at $2,500 per trainee | Up to 70% of the nett payable course and certification fees, capped at $2,500 per trainee | |||
| Self-Sponsored | Professionals | Up to 70% of the nett payable course and certification fees, capped at $2,500 per trainee | Up to 70% of the nett payable certification fees, capped at $500 per trainee | Up to 70% of the nett payable course and certification fees, capped at $2,500 per trainee | Up to 70% of the nett payable certification fees, capped at $500 per trainee |
| Professionals (40 years old and above) | Up to 90% of the nett payable course and certification fees, capped at $2,500 per trainee | ||||
| Students and/or Full-Time National Servicemen (NSF) | Up to 100% of the nett payable course and certification fees, capped at $2,500 per trainee | Up to 100% of the nett payable certification fees, capped at $500 per trainee |
Not eligible
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For eligibility or claim procedures, please visit go.gov.sg/tesacitrep for more information.
Alternatively, you may contact CITREP+ Hotline at:
Tel: 63-CITREP (6324-8737)
Email: [email protected]
CITREP+/FY20/MR/20-01/771
Frequently Asked Questions
1. Who is eligible?
To be eligible for the NTUC Training Fund (SEPs) you must be a self-employed person at the point of application and your main source of income is and has been from self- employment. You will be required to produce as proof, your Consolidated Statement of Income/Notice of Assessment for Year of Assessment 2020 submitted to IRAS in the capacity of a self-employed person.
2. How do I sign up for NTUC Training Fund (SEPs)?
Before applying/registering for courses, please ensure you have either one of the supporting documents:
- Letter of Eligibility from NTUC’s e2i
- SIRS (Self-Employed Person Income Relief Scheme) Auto-Eligibility Letter from CPF Board
- SIRS successful application Letter/Email from NTUC
If you do not have any of the above, please proceed to apply for the Letter of Eligibility at: www.e2i.com.sg/SEP2020–form. Key in your personal details followed by submission of supporting documents for Letter of Eligibility to SEP2020@e2i.com.sg. Successful applicants will be issued a copy of the Letter of Eligibility from NTUC’s e2i within 5 working days from submission.
3. How do I apply for courses?
Once you are issued a copy of Letter of Eligibility, you may register directly with the respective Training Provider and Institute of Higher Learning. You will be required to present/submit your Letter of Eligibility for registration of courses.
4. How much Training Allowance am I eligible for?
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Profile |
SEP who is a member of public |
SEP who is an existing NTUC union member (joined on or before 1 March 2020) |
SEP who signs up as an NTUC union member (after 1 March 2020) |
| Training allowance
(from 1 April – 30 April 2020) |
$7.50/hour |
$8.50/hour |
$8.50/hour |
| Training Allowance
(from 1 May – 31 Dec 2020) |
$10/hour |
$11/hour |
$10.50/hour |
5. How do I apply for Training Allowance?
Upon course completion, submit a claim at: https://e2i.com.sg/sep2020-claimform, and email the supporting documents to [email protected].
The supporting documents include:
- A copy of your NRIC (front and back)
- Copy of the Tax Invoice/Payment Receipt of the completed course
- Copy of the endorsed Training Certification Slip
- Copy of the signed PDPA Acknowledgement Form
- Copy of your Letter of Eligibility from e2i, or your SIRS Letter/Email from NTUC/CPF
Claims and supporting documents must be submitted within 30 working days upon course completion.
6. When and how will my Training Allowance be paid?
Upon verification of submitted documents required for Training Allowance claim, NTUC’s e2i will disburse the training allowance directly to your bank account within 30 working days after submission.
Source: NTUC Training Fund
Course Fees: S$2,675.00 (With GST)
The total fee covers lectures/tutorials/workshops and assessments such as assignments/tests/examinations/projects (where applicable), programme materials in digital format, Diploma/Advanced Diploma (if earned) and transcript.
Please note that the course fees for intakes commencing February 2019 (and after) is currently under review and will be advised in due course for applicants in the February 2019 intake onwards.
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