Digital Forensics and Cybersecurity Information Session

Computers are increasingly being used in criminal activity. From fraud to violent crime, computers are often found to play a significant role as a tool for planning and conducting a crime, and may contain relevant evidence pertaining to an offence. As indispensable tools in our everyday life, computers and mobile devices are key targets for criminals wishing to steal personal or corporate information, money, and more. There is therefore a growing need for specialists trained in the field of digital forensics and cybersecurity. Specialists in these fields rely on an essential combination of technical expertise, investigative skills, legal knowledge and communication skills.

Raymond Yu – Coordinator of our Digital Forensics program will discuss program options such as the Bachelor of Technology, Advanced Certificate, and Microcredential options.

Join us on Monday, November 7th for an Online Information Session. The Zoom invitation link will be emailed to all registered guests one day before the event.

For any inquiries please email: bcit_forensics@bcit.ca