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Cyber Crime Investigator (DCWF 221)

Collects and preserves digital evidence using documented techniques to support analytical and investigative objectives in cyber operations.

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Perform forensic analysis on digital artifacts, ensuring evidence integrity through rigorous chain-of-custody protocols. Utilize specialized investigative methods and meticulous documentation to support legal actions against cybercriminal activities.

What You'll Do

Secure Digital Evidence

Locate and securely collect digital evidence ensuring integrity through strict chain-of-custody procedures.

Cybercrime Forensic Analysis

Conduct forensic analysis on cybercrime artifacts using precise analytical methods and specialized investigative tools.

Detailed Investigative Documentation

Document investigative processes meticulously, maintaining clear, accurate records for legal proceedings and reporting.

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