So that's the end of this course.
We looked at volatility and analysis of memory and how that
may form part of a security incident,
but we've only just scratched the surface. Firstly,
I've included a link to the author's website, and from there,
you can find the most up‑to‑date version of the tool with the
capabilities and documentation.
I've also included a link to Microsoft with more information about
AppLocker, shown in the demo earlier. And next is a useful reference
to many of the volatility plugins, and I'd highly encourage you to
explore these in more detail.
The final link is for students looking for an alternate memory
tool, and this is called memorize, and it runs in the Windows
operating system environment.
All the detail for that tool can be found on that page.
Thank you so much for attending and completing this course.
I hope it really helps you in your career and makes
the workplace a little more secure.
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Thanks, and bye for now until next time!