Khalid Zaeri

Digital Forensics Crypto-systems & Data Protection Information Risk Management and Governance Research Methodology Cyber Intelligence and Operations Security Architectures and Network Defence Cyber-Physical Systems Industrial Espionage and Counterfeiting Enterprise Cyber Security

Digital Security, Forensics and Ethical Hacking develops the theory and practical skills of how illegal computer attacks are performed and how to counteract them, explores the nature of digital evidence and focuses on the law and issues surrounding computer crime. It is equipped with technical, analytical and evaluation skills in all areas of digital forensic investigation, including ethical hacking, intrusion, detection, data recovery and security systems. Relevant modules studied: Malware Analysis and Reverse Engineering, Forensics Analysis and Penetration Testing, Cloud Systems and Security, Advanced Ethical Hacking & Web Application Testing. Honors Project - Attack Models for Bypassing Anti-Virus Detection Malware is considered to be a major threat to the internet security of individuals, companies and governments. This project therefore aims to evaluate the impact of obfuscation malware on the anti-virus detection rate accuracy of a Windows 7 host-based environment.