EC-Council Computer Hacking Forensic Investigator Prep Exams

The EC-Council Computer Hacking Forensic Investigator v10 (CHFI) certification (312-49) is designed for cybersecurity professionals, digital forensics specialists, SOC analysts, and incident response teams seeking advanced skills in investigating, analyzing, and handling cybercrime evidence. Aligned with official EC-Council objectives, this course prepares you to conduct comprehensive forensic investigations across a wide range of digital environments.

The program focuses on digital evidence collection, forensic analysis, data recovery, cyber incident investigation, and legal compliance. You’ll learn how to uncover malicious activities, trace attack origins, preserve digital evidence, and generate legally sound forensic reports for use in investigations and litigation.

Key topics include:

• Forensics fundamentals: principles, legal considerations, and investigation methodologies

• Digital evidence handling: acquisition, preservation, documentation, and chain of custody

• Disk, memory, and file system forensics: recovering deleted files and analyzing hidden artifacts

• Network forensics: tracing intrusions, analyzing packet captures, and identifying attack vectors

• Malware forensics: dissecting malicious executables and identifying persistence mechanisms

• Cloud and mobile forensics: investigating virtualized environments and smartphone evidence

• Incident response integration: coordinating forensic findings with IR teams for faster remediation

• Legal and regulatory compliance: ensuring adherence to GDPR, HIPAA, ISO 27037, and other frameworks

The course includes practice tests simulating real-world forensic scenarios, such as recovering encrypted data, analyzing compromised servers, tracking insider threats, and investigating ransomware attacks. Each question includes detailed explanations to strengthen your forensic investigation skills.

By completing this course, you’ll be fully prepared to pass the EC-Council CHFI v10 exam (312-49) and ready for roles such as Digital Forensics Investigator, Incident Response Specialist, SOC Analyst, Cybercrime Investigator, or Forensic Consultant, enabling organizations to investigate, analyze, and remediate cyber incidents with precision and compliance.