Job Description
This is an emerging occupation. It may have evolved from an existing occupation or emerged in response to consumer needs or technological advancements. A cyber forensic investigator retrieves and makes sense of the information contained on computer systems, storage devices, and in electronic documents and files. The devices may have been erased, damaged, compromised, or corrupted by unauthorized access or malicious software. NOC Codes Duties Updated Apr 08, 2022 Working Conditions Updated Apr 08, 2022 Interests & Abilities Updated Apr 08, 2022 Educational Requirements Updated Apr 08, 2022 Certification Requirements Updated Apr 08, 2022 Employment & Advancement Updated Apr 08, 2022 Related Alberta Job Postings Updated Apr 08, 2022 Related High School Subjects Related Post-Secondary Field of Study Other Sources of Information Updated Apr 08, 2022 Updated Mar 31, 2022.The information contained in this profile is current as of the dates shown. Salary, employment outlook, and educational program information may change without notice. It is advised that you confirm this information before making any career decisions. Are you passionate about computers and logic? Can you patiently focus on problems for long periods of time? Then a career as a computer programmer may be a logical step for you. Are you interested in solving crime? Do you have a scientific mind and an eye for detail? Then you may want to inspect the evidence for a career as a forensic laboratory analyst. Are you good with technology and computer science? Are you an innovative thinker with a knack for problem solving? Then becoming an information systems consultant may solve your career concerns. Are you familiar with different types of computer software? Do you have a passion for quality? Can you focus on detail and also see the big picture? Then a career as an information systems quality assurance analyst may provide the quality of life you want.#J-18808-Ljbffr