Step3: Analysis & Examination of Evidence Examination. The next step is to examine the digital evidence. This may involve using specialized software to view and analyze the data. The examiner may also look for specific artifacts or indicators that can be used to piece together the events that occurred. Once the data has been collected, it must be analyzed to determine what actions were taken on the system, who was responsible for those actions, and what data was accessed or stolen. This may involve analyzing files, examining system logs, and conducting searches for keywords or other indicators of suspicious activity. 1. Analysis tools Digital forensic analysis tools are software programs designed to aid digital forensic investigations by acquiring, preserving, analyzing, and presenting digital evidence. Some popular digital forensic analysis tools include: AccessData FTK: This tool is designed for digital investigations and can acquire and analyze data from a wide range of dig...
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