M1 - Overview of Vehicle Systems; Planning & Strategies
Course Content
Vehicle Systems Forensics is often described as ‘Telematics’ however there is so much more to it than this one topic. In this module we scratch under the surface to introduce you to a variety of identified systems which are explained and defined to give a better understanding of their differences, their functionality and how they interface into the whole vehicle eco system.
This introductory module looks at the whole vehicle eco system and outlines the various systems that can be considered for useful investigative data.
This course will allow delegates to be able to define the various systems, identify what data types are available, where they may be obtained from and what tools and techniques, they may need to obtain the data.
The formulation of a VSF strategy will be explained, together with the reason of its importance in laying down the foundations of the whole process of this activity to create a robust evidential product for any investigation. Delegates will be sign-posted to resources, enabling them to formulate their own VSF strategies for use in their future examinations.
Module one concludes with the commencement of a case study for those people wishing to undertake further self-development as they progress through Modules 2, 3 & 4.
The course is held inside The Vehicle Network App and provides lifetime access including updates. Access is also triggered to the Essential & Community Plan for life too, saving £24.99 per year on continuing education.
Content
· Introduction
· Aims & Objectives
· Vehicle Systems Forensics (VSF)
· The Vehicle Eco System
· Defining Vehicle Systems
· Vehicle Apps
· Data Types
· Connected Car Data
· Unique Identifiers
· Tools & Techniques
· Planning & Strategies
· Evidential Considerations
· Resources to Aide Strategies
· Case Study
· Summary & Close
Who Should Attend
This foundation module is for those people who want to learn and understand about the different systems that are on a vehicle and look beyond isolated areas to maximise data opportunities from the modern vehicle. To be able to explain and define those different systems and become more confident in this field. We will show you how to identify what vehicles to target; how to plan for a VSF examination and how to develop a strategy outlining what resources are available to aide this.
Roles and Occupations include
Police Officers / Staff responsible for digital strategies on serious complex investigations, Police / Staff involved in serious collision investigation, Independent Forensic Collision Investigators, Insurance Investigators involving motor vehicles, Solicitors and Barristers.
Module Prerequisites
An interest in Vehicle Systems Forensics
Equipment needed
A smart device / PC with the Vehicle Network App
(Course material will be provided through this platform).
Location
Online Only
Duration
8 hours - Self Study Time
Cost
£200 Ex VAT
TriAge area
We are continually building a triage area within The Vehicle Network App. This resource comes automatically with our module one training course held within the app. It allows investigators to see the resources available to plan for a Vehicle Systems Forensics examination and puts useful documents like the Bosch CDR supported vehicle list all into one place.
Furthermore we are putting all the details of vehicle infotainment head units we have non destructive solutions for outside of the currently Berla supported units so again investigators can see where there are other available solutions. If you are law enforcement and require access please email info@harpershaw.co.uk as we can facilitate access to this as a standalone resource.
