Author Question: Deciding how to destroy evidentiary materials that is no longer needed falls under the ________ ... (Read 1911 times)

mia · **Reply #60 on:** May 5, 2019

Thanks

Loise Hard · **Reply #61 on:** May 5, 2019

Welcome

kfurse · **Reply #62 on:** May 5, 2019

Which of the following is a way to write protect an I/O path when there is no hardware device available for the task?

◦ Use the copy command with the
no write-back trigger.
◦ Use the system BIOS to disable writing to that particular port.
◦ In Device Manager, click the
read only option in device settings.
◦ Under Services, disable the Removable Media service.

chreslie · **Reply #63 on:** May 5, 2019

Use the system BIOS to disable writing to that particular port.

karlynnae · **Reply #64 on:** May 5, 2019

Which of the following forensic workstations is designed as a somewhat portable device?

◦ FRED
◦ Forensic Analyst
◦ FREDDIE
◦ The Ultimate Forensic Machine

hugthug12 · **Reply #65 on:** May 5, 2019

FREDDIE

karlynnae · **Reply #66 on:** May 5, 2019

Thank you!

hugthug12 · **Reply #67 on:** May 5, 2019

Always glad to help...

penza · **Reply #68 on:** May 5, 2019

You recently upgraded the memory on your new forensic workstation. It was working fine before the upgrade. Now, durning the boot process, the system encounters a "blue screen of death" and shuts down. You put the memory into another machine and it worked fine. Which of the following is likely to be the problem?

◦ It was the wrong brand of memory.
◦ The new memory does not match the old memory in either speed or density.
◦ The memory sockets on the system board are defective.
◦ You didn't configure the BIOS to recognize the new memory.

whitcassie · **Reply #69 on:** May 5, 2019

The new memory does not match the old memory in either speed or density.