Which of the following ensures that the investigation process of incident response team does not break any laws during the response to an incident?

The Information Security representative focuses on containing and analyzing the technical aspects of the incident, not on ensuring legal compliance of investigative procedures.

The Lead Investigator manages and coordinates the overall investigation process but relies on legal counsel to determine what actions are lawfully permissible.

A legal representative is the designated team member responsible for ensuring that evidence collection, data access, and investigative procedures do not violate laws such as privacy statutes, computer crime laws, or chain-of-custody requirements. Their role is to provide real-time legal guidance throughout the incident response lifecycle, preventing the team from inadvertently taking actions that could expose the organization to liability or render evidence inadmissible.

Human Resources handles personnel-related matters such as employee discipline or notifications, not the legal boundaries of the investigation process.