4.5 Key aspects of digital forensics Flashcards
Digital forensics: what is digital forensics?
The process of collecting and protecting information relating to an intrusion
Digital forensics: is there a feamework for digital forensics?
Yes, RFC 3227 - Guidelines for Evidence Collection and Archiving
Digital forensics: what are the 3 steps of digital forensics process?
Acquisition, analysis and reporting
Digital forensics: why documentation is important in digital forensics?
For legal reason, the documentation also needs to be kept a certain amount of time
Digital forensics: what is chain of custody ?
A process that tracks the movement of evidence through its collection, safeguarding, and analysis lifecycle by documenting each person who handled the documents.
Managing evidence: how to ensure data integrity when collecting data ?
By hashing it
Managing evidence: how to preserve data that has been collected ?
Create a copy and isolate it. Work from copies of the data
Managing evidence: what is E-discovery?
Refers to gathering data without consideration of intent