CERTIFIED-IN-CYBERSECURITY Question #414: Real Exam Question with Answer & Explanation

Question

In the incident response process, who is NOT typically involved in forensic investigations? ()

Options

• AReceptionist
• BCybersecurity analysts
• CNetwork architects
• DSales Personnel

Explanation

Sales personnel are generally not involved in the direct process of forensic investigations. Forensic investigations in cybersecurity require a detailed examination and analysis of digital evidence to support or disprove a hypothesis, usually in the context of a cybercrime or incident. For example, in the event of a data breach, cybersecurity analysts are often the first responders to security incidents, and then network architects may be called to report on the integrity and security of the network. At the same time, receptionists, who may seem like unlikely contributors, are potentially more directly involved--they can help by gathering information about physical accesses. On the other hand, salespeople, who are typically involved in securing customers, closing deals, and maintaining customer or client relationships, do contribute much to the technical aspects of responding to a cyber incident, such as forensics.

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