Call Detail Records and GPS LOT
Call Detail Records and GPS LOT Intermediate • One-day Instructor-led Class
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his AccessData® Call Detail Records and GPS LOT training course reviews different types of network and handset location
technologies so you can recover location information from call detail records and GPS devices. The course also details how to obtain and report location information. In the end, like all other Mobile Forensics, Inc., courses, you as the examiner will be armed with the ability to perform forensic analysis both using automated tools as well as manually (to double check the results of the tools). This course uses a multiple-tool approach to mobile phone and GPS device forensics. We use both free and paid applications and teach the skills needed to find and process data with the aid of specialized software tools. There is no single tool that will process every cellular device in its entirety. AccessData Mobile Forensics Training, trains you to know where information lies on cell phones and how to extract that information—both with and without tools—so you can obtain the maximum amount of data from mobile devices.
Prerequisites This course is intended for forensics professionals and law enforcement personnel who must conduct mobile device examinations utilizing multiple tools and a tested forensic process. To obtain the maximum benefit from this class, you should meet the following requirements: Read and understand the English language. Attend the AccessData MFI 101 Course or equivalent. Have previous investigative experience in mobile forensic case work.
Class Materials and Software You will receive the student training manual and CD containing the training material, lab exercises and class-related information. Module 2: Towers and E911 Module 1: Introduction Topics Student Introductions Software Used in This Course:
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Microsoft Excel or Open Office Calc KML Track AccessData FTK Google Earth GPSBabel
BlackThorn2 Course Outline
Objectives Describe the functions of Enhanced 911 (E911). Outline the history of E911 deployment. Describe the different types of network location technologies:
- Cell-ID - TDOA - AOA
Call Detail Records and GPS LOT
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Module 4: GPS Devices Describe the different types of handset location technologies:
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Objectives Describe the value of GPS device data as evidence. Identify and explain the use of various GPS forensic tools. Describe the use of GPS data with Google Earth and Microsoft MapPoint software.
AGPS EOTD AFLT
OTDOA Describe the use of AccuTracking software and trap-andtrace equipment to locate devices.
Lab
Use FTK to examine TomTom images. Use FTK to examine Garmin images. Use GPSBabel. Module 3: Call Detail Records Use BlackThorn2. Objectives Describe the difference between subscriber records and call Use BlackThorn2 to import a file. detail records. Describe how to obtain call detail records. Describe how to report call detail records. Describe how KML files work. Lab
Use Call Detail Records to determine location history. Use the KML Utility.
For a complete listing of scheduled courses or to register for available courses, see www.accessdata.com .
AccessData Group, LLC. 384 South 400 West, Suite 200, Lindon, UT 84042 • www.accesdata.com
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his AccessData® Call Detail Records and GPS LOT training course reviews different types of network and handset location
technologies so you can recover location information from call detail records and GPS devices. The course also details how to obtain and report location information. In the end, like all other Mobile Forensics, Inc., courses, you as the examiner will be armed with the ability to perform forensic analysis both using automated tools as well as manually (to double check the results of the tools). This course uses a multiple-tool approach to mobile phone and GPS device forensics. We use both free and paid applications and teach the skills needed to find and process data with the aid of specialized software tools. There is no single tool that will process every cellular device in its entirety. AccessData Mobile Forensics Training, trains you to know where information lies on cell phones and how to extract that information—both with and without tools—so you can obtain the maximum amount of data from mobile devices.
Prerequisites This course is intended for forensics professionals and law enforcement personnel who must conduct mobile device examinations utilizing multiple tools and a tested forensic process. To obtain the maximum benefit from this class, you should meet the following requirements: Read and understand the English language. Attend the AccessData MFI 101 Course or equivalent. Have previous investigative experience in mobile forensic case work.
Class Materials and Software You will receive the student training manual and CD containing the training material, lab exercises and class-related information. Module 2: Towers and E911 Module 1: Introduction Topics Student Introductions Software Used in This Course:
-
Microsoft Excel or Open Office Calc KML Track AccessData FTK Google Earth GPSBabel
BlackThorn2 Course Outline
Objectives Describe the functions of Enhanced 911 (E911). Outline the history of E911 deployment. Describe the different types of network location technologies:
- Cell-ID - TDOA - AOA
Call Detail Records and GPS LOT
Page 2 of 2
Module 4: GPS Devices Describe the different types of handset location technologies:
-
Objectives Describe the value of GPS device data as evidence. Identify and explain the use of various GPS forensic tools. Describe the use of GPS data with Google Earth and Microsoft MapPoint software.
AGPS EOTD AFLT
OTDOA Describe the use of AccuTracking software and trap-andtrace equipment to locate devices.
Lab
Use FTK to examine TomTom images. Use FTK to examine Garmin images. Use GPSBabel. Module 3: Call Detail Records Use BlackThorn2. Objectives Describe the difference between subscriber records and call Use BlackThorn2 to import a file. detail records. Describe how to obtain call detail records. Describe how to report call detail records. Describe how KML files work. Lab
Use Call Detail Records to determine location history. Use the KML Utility.
For a complete listing of scheduled courses or to register for available courses, see www.accessdata.com .
AccessData Group, LLC. 384 South 400 West, Suite 200, Lindon, UT 84042 • www.accesdata.com
