HPE6-A78 · Question #42

What is one of the policies that a company should define for digital forensics?

The correct answer is A. which data should be routinely logged, where logs should be forwarded, and which logs should be. In the context of digital forensics, policy A is the most relevant. It defines which data should be logged, where logs should be forwarded for analysis or storage, and which logs should be archived for future forensic analysis or audit purposes. This ensures that evidence is…

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Awhich data should be routinely logged, where logs should be forwarded, and which logs should be
Bwhat are the first steps that a company can take to implement micro-segmentation in their
Cto which resources should various users be allowed access, based on their identity and the identity
Dwhich type of EAP method is most secure for authenticating wired and wireless users with 802.1

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A
94% (29)
B
3% (1)
D
3% (1)

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In the context of digital forensics, policy A is the most relevant. It defines which data should be logged, where logs should be forwarded for analysis or storage, and which logs should be archived for future forensic analysis or audit purposes. This ensures that evidence is preserved in a way that supports forensic activities.

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#digital forensics#logging policy#log management#incident response

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