- Introduction
- Why is it Necessary to Protect Against Cyber Security Threats?
- Data Breach Trends
- Define What is a Cyber Threat
- Where do Cyber Threats Come from?
- Examples of Cyber Threats
- What is Cyber Security Compliance?
- 5 Steps to Creating a Cyber Security Compliance Program

|In-House Training | Hands-on workshop Digital Forensics foundation 4 days for Thai Army Cyber
Orion Forensics LAB has organized training course In-House hands-on Workshop Digital Forensics Foundation Training Course (4 DAYS) for Thai Army Cyber on 19th – 22nd January 2021
A 4 day practical training course for people who are responsible for digital forensic investigations or are wishing to become a digital forensic investigator. The course will provide a solid foundation in the understanding of digital forensics principles and techniques. Each subject is covered in depth and supported by practical scenario based exercises to reinforce the learning points.
As required from expertise, Orion Forensics lab had adapted the curriculum to meet the professional workload of Cloud data collection, Malware Analysis and the Volatility Framework to analyze RAM Memory.
In-House \ On-Site Training available please contact sales directly forensics@orionforensics.com

Cyber Security Training For Managers (1DAY) Course training to AIA Thailand
The Orion Forensics LAB has organized training course –Cyber Security Training For Managers [1 DAY], which is a theory course [Non-Technical] giving lectures by experts –Andrew Smith [Director of Digital Forensics at Orion forensics Lab]throughout the course to staff from AIA Thailand on December 17, 2020
What you will learn from this course :
- Gain the knowledge of the threats faced by organizations and where they come from,
- what is required to create a Cyber Security Compliance Program,
- what is a Cyber Risk Assessment and why it is needed, how to rate your level of risk and how to perform a Cyber Risk Assessment.
- You will also cover what is a Cybersecurity Framework and what is required to prepare an Incident Response Plan.
In-House Training please contact sales directly via email forensics@orionforensics.com

Required Skills for Digital forensics investigator
I have been a full time digital forensic investigator now for almost 15 years. I still remember the excitement on my first day when I started within the South Yorkshire Police Computer Crime unit. The learning curve was steep. I had no university degree in computers, limited computer training and most of what I knew about computers was self-taught including how to build computer systems.
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Cyber Security Training For Managers (1DAY) NEW COURSE 2020
While cyber threats may not be in your control, your cyber security strategy is and you should be looking at a risk-based approach. This cyber security training course prepares managers and senior executives to understand, assess, and take a proactive approach in cyber security.
What you will learn from this course :
- Gain the knowledge of the threats faced by organizations and where they come from,
- what is required to create a Cyber Security Compliance Program,
- what is a Cyber Risk Assessment and why it is needed, how to rate your level of risk and how to perform a Cyber Risk Assessment.
- You will also cover what is a Cybersecurity Framework and what is required to prepare an Incident Response Plan.
- The course is a theory [Non-Technical]based course supported by group discussions and several exercises.
Who Should Attend:
Candidates should have a general awareness of information security and the need to respond to such events.
- Executives
- Incident managers
- IT managers
- Security officers
- Data Protection Officers (DPO)
- Manager – Compliance
Onsite Training :
- In-House Training Only.
- Daily Rate Charge.
- Maximum candidate in the class 5-10 or more please discuss with sales directly .
Course Content :
- What is a Cyber Risk Assessment?
- Why Perform a Cyber Risk Assessment?
- What is Risk?
- Risk Assessment Model
- How to Perform a Cyber Risk Assessment?
- Cybersecurity Frameworks
- NIST Cybersecurity Framework
- Cyber Assessment Framework
- Preparing an Incident Response Plan
For more information & In-House Training Email : forensics@orionforensics.com
- Payment is due upon registration
- Delegates who cancel after registration, or who don’t attend, are liable to pay the full course fee and no refunds can be given
- We reserve the right to postpone or cancel a training course at any time.
- If a training course is cancelled by us, we will inform all registered delegates on the course as soon as possible. Upon the cancellation of a course, we will offer to each delegate a full refund for the cost of the course or alternative dates for the course.
- We will not be held liable for any expenses, either direct or indirect, or for loss of time, earnings or business, incurred as a result of a postponed or cancelled course.
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Andrew Smith run a 2day workshop on Digital Forensics & Incident Response
Andrew Smith was invited to run a 2 day workshop on Digital Forensics And Incident Response for Threat Con 2019 conference in Kathmandu , Nepal . On the 29th-30th August 2019,
This was the second year that the Threat Con conference had been run and was well organized by ThreatNix, a locally based cyber security company.
The workshop was well attended with over 30 people attending from the banking and insurance industry, cyber security specialists and the local police. Speakers from all over the world attended the conference to present on the latest cyber security topics.

Dealing with Cyber Crime – Would your business know how to respond
They say there are two certainties in life, death and taxes. I would suggest that there are now three. Death, taxes and being confronted with cybercrime. It is not uncommon to hear the phrase cybercrime or cyberterrorism being used in the media and how another major company has been hacked. Yet many people are still unsure exactly what constitutes cybercrime and whether they may have been a victim.
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Why is Computer Forensics Important to your Organization?
Introduction In today’s fast paced world, organisations have to rely more and more heavily on technology to remain competitive. Customers have come to expect organisations to have an online presence with professional looking websites, be able to respond quickly to online enquiries, have online chat functionality and have the ability to order online.
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Turning to the Dark Side – The Dangers of Using Mobile Devices for Business
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Using Digital Evidence in Thai Courts
Introduction Computer forensics or digital forensics as it is now commonly called, is still in its infancy in Thailand but that is about to change. For the past two years I have regularly searched on the keywords “computer forensics Thailand.
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