Computer

This exam targets system administrators responsible for managing the OpenText eDOCS Document Management environment. It covers installation basics, user and security administration, document lifecycle configuration, indexing, version control, system maintenance, and performance monitoring. Candidates must demonstrate strong administrative and operational expertise.

Designed for records management professionals, this exam assesses knowledge of OpenText eDOCS Records Management functionality. Topics include records classification, retention schedules, disposition workflows, compliance management, legal holds, metadata modeling, and audit readiness. The exam emphasizes regulatory compliance and governance best practices.

This certification validates a candidate’s ability to work as a business user within the OpenText Vertica analytics platform. It focuses on understanding columnar database concepts, executing analytical queries, using SQL for reporting, and interpreting data outputs for business decision-making. Candidates are tested on data exploration, performance optimization awareness, dashboards, and basic troubleshooting from a business-user perspective.

This exam validates analytical expertise in OpenText Vertica, focusing on data querying, performance optimization, analytics, and large-scale data investigation. It is suitable for analysts working with forensic, security, or enterprise-scale data environments.

This certification focuses on electronic discovery workflows, including data identification, collection, processing, review, and legal compliance. It is intended for legal, compliance, and forensic professionals involved in litigation support and eDiscovery.

The EnCE certification is a globally recognized credential for digital forensic professionals. It covers computer forensics fundamentals, evidence acquisition, file system analysis, artifact recovery, and courtroom presentation using EnCase.

The CFSR exam validates expertise in incident response, forensic investigation, and security breach analysis using OpenText forensic solutions. Candidates demonstrate skills in evidence acquisition, threat analysis, and forensic reporting within enterprise environments.

This exam certifies advanced skills in digital evidence recovery using X-Ways Forensics. It includes file system analysis, deleted file recovery, disk imaging, data carving, and forensic validation. It is designed for forensic professionals handling computer and storage media investigations.

This certification assesses end-to-end mobile forensic examination skills, from acquisition to analysis and reporting. It covers both Android and iOS platforms, forensic workflows, and legal defensibility of findings.

CMFF validates foundational knowledge of mobile forensics, including mobile operating systems, data types, acquisition principles, legal considerations, and evidence handling. This exam is ideal for beginners entering the field of digital and mobile forensics.