Which one of the following is not a consideration in a forensic readiness planning checklist?

The correct answer is D. Take permission from all employees of the organization. Taking permission from all employees (D) is not a standard item in a forensic readiness planning checklist. Forensic readiness planning focuses on ensuring an organization can efficiently collect and preserve digital evidence when needed. Legitimate checklist items include: defin

Submitted by packet_pusher· Apr 18, 2026Computer Forensics Investigation Process

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Options

ADefine the business states that need digital evidence
BIdentify the potential evidence available
CDecide the procedure for securely collecting the evidence that meets the requirement fn a
DTake permission from all employees of the organization

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A
5% (2)
B
3% (1)
C
3% (1)
D
90% (35)

Explanation

Taking permission from all employees (D) is not a standard item in a forensic readiness planning checklist. Forensic readiness planning focuses on ensuring an organization can efficiently collect and preserve digital evidence when needed. Legitimate checklist items include: defining business scenarios that require digital evidence (A), identifying available potential evidence sources (B), and establishing secure evidence collection procedures that meet legal standards (C). Requiring permission from all employees is operationally impractical and not a recognized forensic readiness requirement - investigations often must proceed confidentially to avoid alerting insider threats.

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