What is the purpose of using a write-blocker when creating a forensic image?

To compress the forensic image to save space

To prevent any data from being written to the original evidence drive

To speed up the imaging process

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Incident Response and Forensics Investigation CND Practice Questions (Page 14)

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Incident Response Fundamentals
Incident Response Phases
Incident Response Team Roles
Incident Classification and Triage
Evidence Collection and Preservation
Forensic Imaging and Duplication
Forensic Analysis Techniques
Log Analysis and Correlation
Memory and Volatile Data Analysis
Network Forensics
Malware Analysis Basics
Forensic Reporting and Documentation
Legal and Ethical Considerations
Incident Recovery and Remediation
Lessons Learned and Post-Incident Review

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