Hands-on course to train and certify students to analyze digital data, cellular records, social media data, Cellebrite data, and other geolocation data using LeadsOnline Nighthawk.

This is an official course sponsored by LeadsOnline with an official certification of completion.

Students will be introduced to Cellular Network Technology and how Cell Site Location Information obtained from Cellular providers can be used in Criminal Investigations to locate a device historically and during live tracking.  Cell Tower and Area Searches will be discussed.

Students will learn the best practices on obtaining data from Cellular Providers and Social Media Companies. Students will be trained to analyze the data in the original format and using NightHawk. 

This course will be a hands-on class where students will be trained to work with NightHawk to analyze digital and geolocation data.

Students will need a laptop with internet capability and Google Earth Pro for Desktop installed on their laptop.  Bring a mouse to use with the laptop.

NightHawk trial use for non-NightHawk users is available

Hands-on course to train students to analyze phone data, cellular records, and other geolocation data using .various forensic mapping tools.

Law Enforcement Officers will first learn about the proper way to seize, preserve, and analyze Mobile Phones.  Mobile Forensic Tools such as Graykey, Cellebrite, and Axiom will be discussed. 

Students will be instructed on data that is stored on Apple and Android devices.  Mobile phone location history using Advertiser ID location information, Apple iOS locations, and Google location history will be discussed. 

Students will be introduced to Cellular Network Technology and how Cell Site Location Information obtained from Cellular providers can be used in Criminal Investigations to locate a device historically and during live tracking. 

Google Geofence Data will be discussed and how this data can be used in unsolved and Cold Case Investigations. 

This course will be a hands-on class where students will work with a forensic mapping tool to analyze Apple, Google, and Cell Site Location Information. 

Students will need a laptop with internet capability and Google Earth Pro for Desktop installed on their laptop.  Bring a mouse to use with the laptop.

Hands-on course to train students on current trends in Financial Crimes. 

Instruction focuses on identifying the type of financial crime along with collecting and preserving evidence. 

Students will be introduced on using High-Tech Investigative Techniques to help identify the offender and bringing the offender to the criminal justice system for a successful prosecution. 

Students will learn the skills needed to conduct internet-based investigations.  The proper extraction and handling of video surveillance and mobile phone data will also be discussed.

Students will need a laptop with internet capability and Google Earth Pro for Desktop installed on their laptop.  Bring a mouse to use with the laptop.

Hands-on course where students will learn the skills needed to conduct internet-based investigations along with obtaining data from Social Media companies with a court order. 

Students will be introduced to Open-Source Intelligence Techniques (OSINT) that can be used to obtain evidence and information about offenders without the need for legal orders. 

Students will be introduced to Internet Protocol and the Dark Web.  Advanced Google Search Techniques will be discussed along with tips on creating online identities for Online Investigations. 

Students will work with a forensic mapping tool to analyze Snapchat geolocation data.

Students will need a laptop with internet capability and Google Earth Pro for Desktop installed on their laptop.  Bring a mouse to use with the laptop.

This course is designed for Patrol Officers and Investigators. 

Students will first learn about video surveillance technology and how we perceive the recorded image. 

Students will learn the best practices in properly obtaining video surveillance from various types of video surveillance recorders to obtain the best quality videos. 

Proper handling of Digital Multimedia Evidence will be discussed which will increase the likelihood of court admissibility in criminal cases. 

Forensic Video Enhancement software will be discussed that can be used to clarify videos and images for comparison and contrasting. 

This will include hands-on training using 10 different DVR and NVR systems to extract video files.

Host agency will need to provide 10 computer monitors.

Students will need a laptop with internet capability.