Before we dive into the material,
let's talk about what's next.
What I would like everyone to do right now
is to press Pause on the recording and email
585forensics@gmail.com.
You don't have to put anything in it,
except in the subject line, write OnDemand.
And then in the body of the message,
just say that you want to join the Google group.
If you are emailing from an email address
and you prefer a different one, just
put that in the body of the message.
Lee and I will add you to this Google group.
It is a great place for collaboration.
It's a great place to ask questions,
to dive into additional research and team up with others.
And it's also the place that, if you email us questions,
you will hear Lee and I often respond with,
have you asked in the Google group?
So please go there.
You can search old chats.
There's a ton of information for you.
As far as what's next in training,
if you're looking for another SANS course,
SEC575 is Mobile Device Security and Ethical Hacking.
This class is not a forensic class,
but it does discuss the vulnerabilities.
So if you work incident response or malware investigations,
you may find that it's very helpful to have
all those pieces put together.
I also recommend vendor training.
As I said before, I've done training with Teale Technology.
I've done training with Magnet.
And I've recently taken three Cellebrite classes.
Look at these trainings.
Become a master of your tools.
The best way to learn is research and validation.
You have 35 labs provided to you with questions and answers.
If you want to try a new tool, run your labs through it
and see how the tool is doing.
Don't be afraid to create your own data.
Get a test Android device.
Get a test iPhone.
Or better yet, test on your own.
Do a forensic extraction of your handset.
You know what you try to delete.
You know who you talk to.
You know the searches that you've done.
See if the data makes sense to you.
We've also provided you with a bonus take-home case.
Take a look at that investigation.
Try the Day 6 challenge.
So when you go into Section 6, the entire section
is a forensic challenge.
Challenge yourself to do this.
Don't be afraid to take matters into your own hands.
But again, testing and validation
is one of the best ways you can learn mobile forensics going
forward in this class.