Pulse Pack

Problem Statement

After learning the basic purpose of Digital Forensics, many learners still find it difficult to move from definitions into an organized investigation process. They may recognize common forms of digital evidence but remain unsure about how evidence should be identified, recorded, preserved, and reviewed without losing important context.

Another common challenge is separating relevant information from background data. A digital environment may contain many files, records, timestamps, and activity details. 

Solution

The Pulse Pack develops the introductory concepts from the Free Kit into a more structured forensic workflow. It guides learners through the early stages of an investigation, including preparation, evidence identification, documentation, and initial review.

The course explains how to approach a digital scene carefully, establish clear investigation questions, and create records that support later analysis. Learners examine how evidence sources relate to an incident and how small details can contribute to a broader timeline.

What’s Inside

The Pulse Pack includes structured lessons, investigation planning exercises, evidence-record templates, practical scenarios, timeline activities, terminology reviews, and guided documentation tasks.

Learners study the difference between original evidence and working copies, the purpose of evidence identifiers, and the information commonly included in an investigation record. The materials also introduce data relevance, event sequencing, and the relationship between user activity and digital traces.

Short scenarios allow learners to practise identifying evidence sources, recording initial observations, and preparing a basic investigation plan.

Who Is This For?

This tier is designed for learners who understand introductory Digital Forensics concepts and want to develop a clearer investigation process.

It is suitable for students, technical support workers, security learners, compliance staff, administrative investigators, and people who regularly handle digital records or incident information.

What You’ll Learn

• Define the purpose and scope of a digital investigation
• Create a basic investigation plan
• Identify relevant evidence sources
• Record evidence using clear reference details
• Distinguish original evidence from working materials
• Explain why evidence integrity matters
• Organize investigation notes by date and activity
• Separate factual observations from assumptions
• Identify timestamps that may support an event sequence
• Build a simple activity timeline
• Review files and records for initial relevance
• Connect digital traces to investigation questions
• Recognize gaps in available evidence
• Prepare an initial evidence summary
• Document actions taken during a forensic review

Guarantee

The Pulse Pack is covered by a 30-day money-back policy. Learners may review the course materials and submit a refund request within 30 days when the request meets the conditions described in the store’s refund policy.

The course is presented as risk-free within the stated terms and eligibility requirements. Refund procedures, timeframes, and applicable conditions are explained in the published policy.

Certification

The course includes a certificate of completion, giving learners a clear way to confirm their progress and showcase their achievement.