CDFS Training Vouchers
$1,500.00
You can attend our world-class online training offerings, both online instructor-led, and online self-paced. (You can buy vouchers according to the required classes).
AUD 1500 ex GST per voucher
Vouchers can be used on any of the following courses.
CCE BootCamp v5
5 vouchers per person
Forensics 101
5 vouchers per person
XWAYS Forensics
4 vouchers per person
My Hard Drive Died
5 vouchers per person
Linux Forensics
4 vouchers per person
SOC – Class
4 vouchers per person
Nuix Forensics
3 vouchers per person
DFIR Forensics
3 vouchers per person
M365 & Google Vault
4 vouchers per person
CDFS Training Vouchers
Our training vouchers are a great way to ensure you get the training you need if you have the money now, but not the time. These vouchers can be used to attend any CDFS course at our world-class training facilities in Canberra or Melbourne, or via a virtual instructor-led class online.
Each voucher covers one day of training, so if you want to sit one of our 5-day courses you will need 5 vouchers.
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