Training Course - Investigate with CSAS v3

Cell Site Analysis Suite (CSAS) cleanses, simplifies, combines, analyses and visualises complex data sets instantly, saving crucial time during investigations and providing fast access to data insights; and for those working on real-time cases, swift operational decisions can be made when time is of the essence.

This course has been designed to improve operational understanding of CSAS and of how to use CSAS to gain investigative leads through a trainer led learning experience. In order to fully convey the operational utility of CSAS, instruction is given on the main features of CSAS during scenario-based exercises, which demonstrate how to apply and utilise the main functions of CSAS to interpret communications data to inform effective decision making and drive different types of investigations forward.

This course has been developed and is delivered by former Intelligence Analysts with backgrounds in criminal investigation and with extensive experience of using CSAS within operational environments.

Accredited by City & Guilds: Passing this course offers an externally recognised qualification.

FSR Requirements: The content of this course is designed to support the technical knowledge and competence requirements specified for cell site analysis for geo-location as per Section 83 and 110 of the Forensic Science Regulator (FSR) Code of Practice.

Pre-Requisites:

Obligatory
• CSAS v3 Conversion course or
• CSAS v3 New User essentials e-learning

Note: Delegates will be unable to complete this course without completing one of the above pre-requisite courses.

Highly recommended
• CDR Processing and Interpretation and
• Next Generation Comms Data Analysis and
• Interpreting GPRS Billing Workshop or
• Equivalent experience of CDR processing, interpretation and analysis is desirable.

Note: Completion of this course will be very challenging without completing the above pre-requisites and is likely to undermine your investment as the training and capability outcome is likely to be diminished.