What are digital forensic techniques? A. Identifying, extracting, and evaluating evidence obtained from digital media such as computer hard drives, CDs, DVDs, and other digital storage devices B. A series of tools and techniques used to prevent forensic examination from identifying an attack or attacker C. A set of concepts and practices that provide detailed descriptions and comprehensive checklists, tasks, and procedures for common IT practices D. A distributed data protection technology that leverages deep analysis, context evaluation, and rules configured from a central console to ensure confidential information remains secure while in use, in transit, and at rest

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Katelynn Wall

11 January, 10:32

What are digital forensic techniques? A. Identifying, extracting, and evaluating evidence obtained from digital media such as computer hard drives, CDs, DVDs, and other digital storage devices B. A series of tools and techniques used to prevent forensic examination from identifying an attack or attacker C. A set of concepts and practices that provide detailed descriptions and comprehensive checklists, tasks, and procedures for common IT practices D. A distributed data protection technology that leverages deep analysis, context evaluation, and rules configured from a central console to ensure confidential information remains secure while in use, in transit, and at rest

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Isaac Snyder · Answer 1

It's A.

Explanation:

the steps in digital forensics.

For those working in the field, there are five critical steps in computer forensics, all of which contribute to a thorough and revealing investigation.

Policy and Procedure Development.

Evidence Assessment.

Evidence Acquisition.

Evidence Examination.

Documenting and Reporting.