
EC-CouncilDigital Forensics Essentials
Domain 1Objective 3
Roles and Responsibilities of a Forensic Investigator DFE Practice Questions (Page 8)
Part of the Computer Forensics Foundations and Process domain, which makes up ~15% of our current practice bank.
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Questions 36–40
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What is the primary role of a digital forensic investigator?
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During a forensic examination, an investigator discovers personal emails unrelated to the case but that could embarrass the company's CEO. The investigator's supervisor suggests deleting these emails to avoid negative publicity. What should the investigator do?
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A forensic investigator is part of a corporate incident response team. The team is responding to a phishing attack that resulted in unauthorized access to employee credentials. The investigator's role is to determine how the attack occurred and what data was accessed. Which task is the investigator responsible for?
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A forensic investigator is called to a scene where a server has been seized by law enforcement. The investigator is asked to perform a forensic acquisition. However, the server is running a critical application that cannot be shut down without significant business impact. The investigator has limited time and must decide between a live acquisition and a dead acquisition. Which factor should most heavily influence the decision?
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A forensic investigator is hired by a defense attorney to review the prosecution's digital evidence in a criminal case. The investigator finds that the prosecution's forensic image was created without a write blocker. What is the most appropriate action for the investigator to take?
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