CISSP Crash Course - Understand and Comply with Investigations

The video tutorial covers the importance of digital evidence in cybercrime investigations, detailing the principles of forensic digital evidence analysis. It emphasizes the need for a proper chain of custody to ensure evidence integrity. Various sources for collecting forensic information, such as media, network, memory, software, and hardware, are discussed. The investigative process, including evidence gathering, law enforcement involvement, and final reporting, is outlined to guide viewers through a comprehensive investigation approach.

What is the term used for evidence used in court during a cybercrime investigation?

• Artifacts

• Documents

• Files

• Records

Which principle is crucial to ensure that digital evidence is not altered after collection?

• Evidence labeling

• Access control

• Data encryption

• Chain of custody

Which of the following is NOT a source of forensic information?

• Memory

• Network

• Weather data

• Media

What is the first step in the investigative process?

• Interviewing individuals

• Data analysis

• Gathering evidence

• Final reporting

Who decides if law enforcement needs to be engaged in an investigation?

• The legal team

• The forensic analyst

• Senior leadership

• The IT department