Certified Hacking Forensic Investigator (CHFI)
$3,400.00
Product Description
Step into the world of digital forensics with EC-Council’s official CHFI self-paced bundle. Learn how to detect hacking attacks, properly gather digital evidence, and conduct investigations that stand up in legal environments. This certification is ideal for cyber security professionals, incident responders, and law enforcement personnel looking to expand their forensic analysis skills.
What’s included:
🎥 Pre-recorded training videos – 12 months access
📘 Official eBook – 12 months access
🧪 Virtual lab environment – 6 months access
🎓 Remote proctored exam voucher – Valid for 12 months
Investigate. Analyse. Protect. Prepare for a career in digital forensics with flexible, self-paced training designed for real-world application.
The Certified Hacking Forensic Investigator (CHFI) course provides in-depth knowledge of digital forensics tools and techniques. You’ll learn how to investigate cyber incidents, recover deleted data, examine digital evidence, and maintain proper forensic protocols for use in internal investigations or court proceedings.
After your purchase is processed, EC-Council will email you the details of your exam voucher. To redeem:
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Follow the instructions provided in the email to register and schedule your exam.
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Exams are conducted via EC-Council’s remote proctoring system.
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You’ll have 12 months from the date of issue to complete your exam booking and sit the exam.
Your CHFI bundle includes access to EC-Council’s iLabs – a secure, cloud-based lab environment designed for hands-on forensic training.
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Access is valid for 6 months from activation.
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Labs include real-world scenarios like file recovery, evidence acquisition, and analysis techniques.
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Pre-recorded training videos covering all CHFI exam objectives
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An official eBook with comprehensive theory, forensic workflows, and case studies
Both resources are accessible for 12 months from activation via EC-Council’s learning portal.
This course is ideal for:
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Cyber security professionals involved in incident response or investigations
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IT professionals looking to specialise in digital forensics
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Law enforcement, legal professionals, or government staff investigating cybercrime
Some understanding of networking and cyber security is recommended.