VERIDICA Academy · VERIDICA 1.0 practical course · 6 hours
Learn to use VERIDICA as if you were in court
Seven step-by-step lessons on version 1.0, field documents, a 15-question final exam and a personal certificate of completion issued by NOVA Forensics.
Lessons, documents and the exam are reserved to enrolled students. You can browse the syllabus below and verify a certificate freely.
How it works
- 1Purchase the course by writing to info@veridica.it and sign in with the personal code you receive.
- 2Follow the lessons in order: each ends with a quick check.
- 3Download the documents and try every procedure on the extension (the trial is enough).
- 4Pass the final exam with at least 12 correct answers out of 15.
- 5Print the certificate and send it to NOVA Forensics for registration: from then on anyone can verify it by its code.
Lesson 1 · 50 minDigital forensics principles applied to the webUnderstand why a screenshot is not enoughLesson 2 · 40 minInstallation, trial, licence and case setupInstall VERIDICA from Edge Add-ons or Chrome Web StoreLesson 3 · 55 minAcquiring web pages: the six modesChoose the right acquisition modeLesson 4 · 45 minSocial networks: posts, profiles, comments and videosUse the social forensic acquisitionLesson 5 · 70 minWhatsApp Web and Telegram WebAcquire a complete conversation without scrollingLesson 6 · 45 minReport, chain of custody and acquisition recordGenerate and read the PDF reportLesson 7 · 55 minVerification, cross-examination and case studiesPrepare verification in front of third parties
15 · ≥ 12/15Final examThe exam unlocks once all lessons are completed.
PDF · A4CertificateForensic acquisition of web, social media and messaging content
Course documents
Full handbookAll lessons in one PDF to print or read offline.PDF ↓Field checklistOne page: what to do before, during and after every acquisition.PDF ↓Acquisition record templateWord template to complete with the case details.DOCX ↓Sample certificateWhat the final certificate looks like.PDF ↓
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