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Mr nitinAs per my knowledge:
If you have an enquiring mind, can interpret data and want a career in IT, this specialist role could be ideal for you.
To do this job you should have good problem solving skills, be able to pay close attention to detail and be able to spot trends in large amounts of information.
To work in this job you will usually need some background experience in IT.
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As a forensic computer analyst, or cyber security professional, you could be involved in a range of investigations, such as:hacking, online scams and fraudpolitical, industrial and commercial espionageterrorist communicationspossession of illegal pornographytheft of sensitive company information by employees.
One of your first tasks on a project would normally be to secure the IT system or hardware, so that it could not be tampered with. You would then use various forensic methods and specialist computer programs to:find, recover and copy data from disks that may have been hidden, encrypted or damagedreveal (unlock) digital images that have been altered to mask the identity of a place or personanalyse mobile phone records to trace devices to a particular location (or to rule them out)follow electronic data trails to uncover links between individuals or groupscarefully document each stage of your investigationpresent technical findings to managers, law enforcement organisations and clientsact as a technical or expert witness in court cases.
You could work for the police or security services, a bank, or for an IT firm that specialises in computer security. You might also work in a broader security role, for example acting as a cyber security consultant to companies and organisations.