Science & Tech · Cybersecurity · 16 hrs ago
Two-day online workshop teaches companies to investigate cyberattacks
The iX workshop on Digital Forensics and Incident Response is designed for IT administrators, incident responders and security staff.
It teaches participants how to investigate attacks such as phishing, ransomware and malware.
The aim is to help organisations spot incidents early, limit damage and respond in a structured way.
Participants will practise techniques in a virtual Windows environment using realistic attack scenarios.
The workshop also covers identifying affected systems, preserving evidence and supporting a return to normal operations.
The online sessions are scheduled for October 28–29 and December 2–3, 2026, and each group is limited to 20 people.
The training is led by Joshua Mühlbauer, a digital forensics and incident response specialist who supports companies dealing with real cyberattacks.
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The workshop teaches participants to identify affected systems, preserve evidence of attacks and support the return to normal operations.
Participants practise techniques in a virtual Windows environment using realistic attack scenarios.
The workshop is aimed at IT administrators, incident responders and IT security managers.
Two sessions are listed: October 28–29 and December 2–3, 2026.
- Who
- The workshop is aimed at IT administrators, incident responders and IT security managers.
- What
- A two-day online workshop on digital forensics and incident response.
- When
- October 28–29 or December 2–3, 2026; both sessions run from 09:00 to 17:00.
- Where
- Online.
- Why
- To help participants investigate cyberattacks, handle security incidents and support recovery.
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The first online workshop session is scheduled to run from 09:00 to 17:00 each day.
The second online workshop session is scheduled to run from 09:00 to 17:00 each day.
- Format
- Two-day online workshop
- First session
- October 28–29, 2026
- Second session
- December 2–3, 2026
- Daily hours
- 09:00–17:00
- Maximum group size
- 20 people
- Trainer
- Joshua Mühlbauer, Senior Specialist for Digital Forensics & Incident Response at Oneconsult
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