CCE - Certified Computer Examiner ®

What is Computer Forensics? (Computer Forensics)

The Certified Computer Examiner (CCE)® certification is provided in association with the International Society of Forensic Computer Examiners.

Intent

The Certified Computer Examiner certification is a result of ISFCE's desire to:

• Professional and further the field and science of computer forensics
• Provide a fair, uncompromised process for certifying the competency of forensic computer examiners
• To set high forensic and ethical standards for forensic computer examiners
• To provide a universally recognized, unblemished certification that is available to all who can qualify, or a reasonable cost.
• Conduct research and development into new and emerging technologies and methods in the field and science of computer forensics
• The CCE certification is available world wide to both law enforcement and non law enforcement forensic computer examiners who have no criminal record and who have the appropriate training, experience or are self taught. A police clearance may be required.

For more information visit the CCE Website.

Exam Registration Through Mile2

The CCE exam is an optional part of the Mile2 ADFT and Computer Forensics Bootcamps, Mile2 will coordinate your online examination registration for you if you choose to attempt it. Mile2 makes no guarantees as to your pass/fail.

The fee for the entire examination process is US$395 and is not included in Mile2's listed course price. Mile2 will collect this fee from students at the time of enrollment and pay ICFCE directly when scheduling the online exam for class participants.

See the Training and or Experience Necessary page for more information. A proctoring fee may be charged (and may vary) for the initial online test, according to who administers the proctored test. Mile2 will not charge a proctoring fee if conducted as part of a Mile2 course.

Candidates may not use the CCE designation in any manner nor imply they have been granted the CCE, until they have successfully completed the entire process.

Students who wish to take the CCE online examination and the CCE process must read, understand and agree to abide by the ISFCE CCE Code of Ethics and Professional Responsibility before they begin the CCE process and before they take the CCE online examination. This ethics form is located at http://www.isfce.com/ethics-form.htm. They must also complete the ISFCE CCE application located at http://www.isfce.com/application.htm in order to receive the CCE.

Helpful Links: ISFCE Website | Sample CCE Online Examination | Sample CCE problem

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