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Created by Kim Bradley
English
Course Dates: March 26-27, 2025
Stop Guessing. Start Decoding: Hexordia Data Structures Course (HDSC).
Are you an intermediate or advanced mobile forensics practitioner ready to elevate your expertise? Tired of hitting roadblocks when analyzing unsupported data structures? Hexordia's Data Structures Course (HDSC) is your key to unlocking the hidden world within mobile devices.
Imagine:
HDSC delivers:
What You'll Achieve In Two Days:
Don't just collect data. Decipher it. Enroll in HDSC and become a true mobile forensics expert.
Decipher the core data structures of Android and iOS using powerful open-source tools.
Decode complex file formats and extract crucial evidence hidden within mobile devices.
Utilize free tools to analyze data structures and maximize your forensic capabilities.
Gain the skills and knowledge to tackle challenging mobile device investigations.
With the quizzes and live tests practice what you learned, and track your class performance.
Leverage cost-effective solutions and stay up-to-date with current mobile forensics practices.
This is a really valuable course for forensic analysts. Hexordia has greatly updated this course to address the newest data structures out there. Kim is a great instructor and will help you if you are having trouble with a concept or lab exercise. 5 stars.
By Steve Devlin
A highlight of this course is well-prepared sample data that students get to play with. I learned a few new tricks from this course and I had my aha moments too. Very well done and of course, Jessica is a very engaging instructor -- learning from her is a joy.
By Albert Hui
The Data Structures class is exactly what my team and I have been looking for to keep our mobile device analysis skills sharp! The class checked all the boxes I look for in good training: vendor-neutral; fundamentals-focused, detailed content; highly qualified, engaged instructors; plenty of practical exercises; helpful resources we get to keep for future use
By Connie Bell