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Question #: 273
Topic #: 1
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What type of analysis helps to identify the time and sequence of events in an investigation?

  • A. Time-based
  • B. Functional
  • C. Relational
  • D. Temporal
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Suggested Answer: D 🗳️

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aqeel1506
4 months, 1 week ago
The correct answer is D. Temporal analysis is a type of analysis that helps to identify the time and sequence of events in an investigation. It involves examining evidence and data to reconstruct the timeline of events, determining when specific actions occurred, and understanding the relationships between different events. Temporal analysis is essential in digital forensics and incident response, as it helps investigators to: Reconstruct the attack timeline Identify the initial compromise Understand the attacker's movements and actions Determine the scope and impact of the incident The other options are not directly related to analyzing the time and sequence of events:
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Elb
5 months, 3 weeks ago
It produces a sequential event trail, which sheds light on important factors such as what happened and who was involve
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Elb
1 year, 4 months ago
D: Temporal analysis with static metrics is normally done by comparing the results of same metric for different time periods, or temporal snapshots of the spatial data.
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