DCP-Reloaded

We are looking for a facilitator/lecturer on Cybercrime Prevention
Principles for Internet Service Providers & Cyber Crime Safety Practice and Principles Internet Demystified to come and lecture our recruits on internet world visa vis crime prevention soonest.

Contact:
The Commandant
National Police College
Private Bag Kiganjo
Nyeri, KENYA
E-mail:[email protected]

DIGITAL FORENSIC LABORATORY(DFL)
FUNCTIONS & ROLES
The DCI’S Digital Forensic Lab overall function is to identify, seize, acquire and analyze all electronic devices related to all cyber-enabled offences reported so as to collect digital evidence which is presented in a court of law for prosecution purposes. The DFL is divided into the following sub unit each outlining specific the roles and responsibilities of the Digital Forensics Analysts.

COMPUTER FORENSICS
DFL Analysts performs the analysis of computer hard drives (workstations, servers, laptops etc.). With an aim of looking for everything from ex-filtration of data,retrieving data that is deleted or otherwise destroyed by a user. Recovery of evidence from computer storage media

MOBILE DEVICE FORENSICS
Deals with forensic analysis of smartphones, tablets and other portable devices, retrieval of deleted text messages, call logs, documents, mobile browser history, etc. Retrieval of data from GPS units, phone system, iPod, mp3 players, USB sticks and flash drives, SD cards, etc.

MALWARE ANALYSIS
Malware analysis sub unit deals with the study of how malware functions and about the possible outcomes of infection of a given specific malware. Finding any suspicious malware activity in a network, Identify the source and type of malware and to know what would be the impact it might have in an organization/environment affected. Perform an intense malware analysis to comprehend the indicators and signs of compromise of a system when a need arises.

COMPUTER INCIDENTS RESPONSE TEAM (CIRT)
DFL CIRT is a team that responds to Cyber security incidents when they occur. Key responsibilities of a CIRT include: Investigating and analyzing security breaches and intrusion incidents, Managing internal communications and updates during or immediately after incidents, Mitigating incidents, Recommending technology, policy and training changes after cyber security incidents Responding to attacks that employs brute force methods to compromise, degrade, or destroy systems, networks, or services.

NETWORK FORENSICS
Deals with E-mail and Social media investigations; Tracking email and/or authenticating that messages are not tampered with or forged, recovering deleted messages from servers, laptops, desktops, Websites etc. Deals with Database Forensics and eDiscovery; Examination and recovery of data from mainframe and networked database systems.

RESEARCH, TRAINING & DEVELOPMENT
Identify and coordinate research on emerging issues within the digital forensics field. Identify and assessing training needs within the unit. Coordinating internal and external training programs.

OTHER FUNCTIONS
i. Forensic examination of computer and mobile phones
ii. Maintenance of lab processes of acquisition, archival and analysis
iii. Maintenance of inventories of digital evidence as per standards/ ISO
iv. Analysis of deleted and active files
v. Location and analysis of data in ambient data sources
vi. Recovery of deleted or encrypted data/emails, SMS, MMS, videos, internet sites
vii. Uncovering passwords
viii. Forensic sim card analysis
ix. Extraction of data from mobile phones
x. Presentation of expert forensic evidence in court

National Police Service-Kenya

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TENDER NOTICE

The Kenya Police Service invites tenders for supply and delivery of the following goods and services from reputable and interested bidders. The tenders will cover financial years 2022/2023 :
1. KPS/FQM/1/2022/2023 Supply and Delivery of Compo Ration
2. KPS/FQM/2/2022/2023 Supply and Delivery of Uniform items
3. KPS/FQM/3/2022/2023 Supply and Delivery of Miscellaneous Items (Specialized Police Equipment)
4. KPS/FQM/4/2022/2023 Supply and Delivery of Textile Material
5. KPS/FQM/5/2022/2023 Supply and Delivery of Band Equipment
6. KPS/KPDS/KPSC/1/2022/2023 Supply and Delivery of Beef, Beef Products, Goat Meat, Eggs, Chicken & Chicken products
7. KPS/COMMS/1/2022/2023 Supply and Delivery of Communication Equipment & Accessories
8. KPS/COMMS/2/2022/2023 Supply, Delivery and Installation of Generators

Interested eligible candidates may obtain further information from and inspect the tender documents at the office of the Head of Supply Chain Service, Vigilance House, Harambee Avenue, 4th Floor Room 423 during normal working hours, or from Kenya Police Service, website www.kenyapolice.go.ke
A complete set of tender documents may be obtained by interested candidates from Kenya Police Service, Vigilance House, Harambee Avenue, Nairobi Room 423 during normal office working hours; Monday through Friday upon payment of non-refundable fee of Kshs.1,000/= payable in cash or bankers cheque to the Deputy Inspector General, Kenya Police Service. No fee will be charged for category B - Tender No.11-14 –. Prices quoted should be net of all taxes and delivery, testing and commissioning of the equipment (where applicable), must be in Kenya Shillings, USD or a freely convertible currency and should remain valid for one hundred and fifty days (150) from the closing date of the tender. Completed set of tender documents should be enclosed in plain sealed envelopes clearly marked the tender number and tender name and deposited in the tender Box at Kenya Police Service Headquarters, Tender Box on Ground Floor, vigilance house or be addressed to the Deputy Inspector General,
Kenya Police Service
P.O. Box 30083-00100 Nairobi
E-mail: [email protected]
so as to be received on or before the specified date of each respective tender at 10.00 a.m.
NOTE: Samples submission should be done one (1) day before the closure/opening of tenders.
Tenders will be opened immediately thereafter in the presence of the candidates or their representatives who choose to attend at THE KENYA POLICE SERVICE HEADQUARTERS, VIGILANCE HOUSE, CONFERENCE ROOM, 6TH FLOOR.
The government reserves the right to accept or reject a tender in whole or part and is not bound to give reasons for its decisions.

SUSAN W. MAINA (MRS)
FOR: DEPUTY INSPECTOR GENERAL
KENYA POLICE SERVICE

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CONTACT:
The Commandant
Kenya Police College
Private Bag-Kiganjo, Nyeri, KENYA
E-mail: [email protected]