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Glossary Term Evidence Gathering

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What is Evidence Gathering?

Evidence gathering in cybersecurity refers to the process of collecting digital data and information to investigate security incidents and assess potential threats to a system or network.

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Understanding Evidence Gathering

Evidence gathering in cybersecurity refers to the process of collecting, preserving, and analyzing digital data and documentation to support investigations of security incidents. This can include logs, network traffic captures, system configurations, and other relevant information that could provide insights into the nature and scope of a cybersecurity breach or attack. Proper evidence gathering is crucial for identifying the root cause of incidents, attributing responsibility, and supporting legal proceedings. It also helps in understanding the impact of security events and formulating effective incident response plans.

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