EnCE Cert Question

Java1988 · 2011-10-31T21:04:27Z

Hi, I was wondering if anyone could give advice on how Guidance software likes their reports to be formatted. I recently failed the phase 2 of the exam which was a surprise to me because I felt like locating the evidence was really not that difficult…. so really I can not account for anything I did wrong there. The report itself was also proofread several times for any grammar mistakes, which leads me to believe it has to be the format and the amount of technical information I chose to include to give verification to my answers. So it is either i got deducted points for giving simplification to answers, or, and I do not in want to put down the "certification coordinators / Guidance Software" in anyway, but is it possible the people grading the test ONLY want a simplified version of findings. I only say this because the questions on the report really seemed a bit … simplified….Of course with their 0 feedback rule I have no way to know this for sure. OK rant over… So I guess my question is do they want simple or just the data dump that the encase software spits out.Thank You for any responses.

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mansiu

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19/11/2012 4:13 pm

mitch is right.

As stated in the examination note, the only one you can ask about the examination is the exam coordinator.

Good luck

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jhup

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19/11/2012 6:07 pm

I believe that the EnCE is a qualification that if awarded to you, shows not only your expertise within digital forensics but also the use of the application.

Does it?

(My emphasis)

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