Oxygen Forensic® Boot Camp (OFBC): May 7-9, 2024 .

This module educates end‐users about their customer experience with Oxygen Forensics while learning to install the latest Oxygen Forensic® Detective (OFD) products and mobile device drivers. Students will learn how to access their uniquecustomer portal and download any software components needed.

Before using OFD, some initial conversation should be had regarding evidence storage, temporary workspace, and machine capabilities. OFD technology includes many userconfigurable variables. This module provides instruction around those options, so end‐users obtain maximum optimization for their environment needs.

This module educates students about how to get started with the Oxygen Forensic® Extractor. Students will learn how to create an iTunes backup of an Apple device and how to prepare an Android device for multiple extractions.

In this module, students will import data from previously extracted devices and begin familiarizing themselves with the OFD interface and workflows that lead them directly to the most commonly sought‐after investigation information.

Once those initial workflows are locked in, the rest of the interface becomes a command console of investigation and analysis. Students will learn the frameworkof columns, views and data sources that provide intuitive views in to extracted device data.

OFD provides the investigator with an immediate “heads‐up” view of evidence information, owner information and accounts, extraction information and top‐10 categories (apps, groups, users). This information can be included in reporting andprovides a well‐rounded look at the device and its user(s).

OFD automatically sorts through most commonly sought‐after information and organizes it into relevantsections. This organization includes normal feature‐phone data such as calls, messages, media, contacts, etc. It also includes smart‐ phone relative data such as wireless connections, social interaction data, applications and more. This module empowers the investigator with an array of tools and viewers to assist in information discovery and documentation.

Today’s investigation data can be complex, large, and overall daunting when it comes to analysis and documentation of multiple devices, users, and applications.OFD leads the industry in data analytics and this module educates users on the abilities at their fingertips. Mastery of OFD analytics will take your final work product places it has never been in terms of link analysis, geographic coordination,chronologic discovery and biometric, categoric and optical character recognition. These technologies are added to the student repertoire.

In concert with the analytic tool chest, OFD provides an additional layer of expert technologies to assist with data normalization, deep‐dive data recovery, alternate platform data extraction, in‐the‐field data extraction, credential, and token acquisition and so much more. Students will gain familiarity with mapping geo‐ location data, viewing database file structure and gathering account credentials.

This reporting wizard module demonstrates how to export data from a case into one of many output formats that can include graphics, hyperlinks, and date | timefilters. Reports can be modified to resemble corporate or agency logos and headers | footers while also being saved as templates for later use. The OFD report wizard specializes in reducing the unwanted noise data around items of importance. Specificity becomes key when data is organized with the report wizard’s abilities.

The OFD Viewer workflow allows the technical side of the team to cull through masses of data to return more case‐relative data to the investigator for review. The Viewer platform removes functions notrelative to review, enabling the investigatorto focus on the task at hand while using this client independent of the original OFD.