August 2018
Beginner to intermediate
136 pages
3h 54m
English
Forensic analysis is an iterative process; analysts do not take one walk through the data and are then done. Rather, an analyst will start by looking for something, and may find additional items or “pivot points” that take their analysis in a new direction. At the same time, analysts need to be careful to avoid “rabbit holes,” points of interest during analysis that take them off track. Finally, significant value has been demonstrated in developing intelligence from an investigation and “baking it back into” both tools and processes.
Analysis; process; documentation; sharing
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