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A digital forensics lab is working on a high-profile cybercrime case. The director has decided to include a new team member in the investigation team for his specialized expertise. Which of the following considerations should be considered in the context of maintaining the lab’s integrity, based on the given information?

  • A. The new team member should be directly handed the original hardware containing the evidence
  • B. The new team member should be allowed to bring his own hardware and software tools to the lab for investigation
  • C. The new team member should be given immediate access to the lab without maintaining a visitor's log register
  • D. The new team member should be provided with an electronic sign-in pass, and his entry should be logged in the register
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Suggested Answer: D 🗳️
by 044f354 at March 15, 2025, 3:44 a.m.

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Answer: D Explanation: Logging access maintains chain of custody and lab security. (A) ❌ Direct access to original evidence violates chain of custody (B) ❌ Introducing external tools risks contamination/compromise (C) ❌ Unlogged access compromises audit trails and security (D) ✅ Controlled/logged access is standard security/forensic practice Controlling and logging access to evidence is the priority. EC Council Official CHFI https://bookshelf.vitalsource.com/reader/books/9781635676969/ Module 02 page 105 "Provide visitors with passes to distinguish them from the lab staff and maintain an electronic sign-in log for them." ----- If you agree: UPVOTE. If you disagree: discuss with citations. Both actions help crowdsource correct answers. When you upvote someone with a yellow "SELECTED ANSWER: " banner, your vote is added to the community vote distribution.
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