Exam 1: Introduction to E-Discovery and Digital Evidence

In which computer and networking model are client software, data, and computing resources hosted remotely, so client computers and servers don't need to support as many on-site resources?

What is a difference between e-discovery and digital forensics?

Which of the following is NOT a service model defined by NIST?

Cloud computing is a model in which computing resources are hosted remotely.

Which Federal Rule of Evidence is relevant to the admissibility of e-mail messages?

What is the importance of chain of custody?

Which cloud deployment method is considered the most secure?

With a __________ cloud, a person's files are on the same physical machine as another person's or organization's files.

The process of retrieving evidence from the data of an encrypted hard drive would be considered the job of which of the following?

E-discovery is the use of advanced electronic surveillance to catch criminals in the act.

The Sedona Canada principles and the Ontario checklist for preparing a discovery plan are part of Canadian procedural law.

With which service model do customers select an OS and install their own applications?

Which of the following is NOT a cloud deployment method defined by NIST?

How does the cloud affect e-discovery?

E-Discovery can be thought of as data _________ to gather information for use in legal proceedings.

Which set of rules was established in 1938 for resolving issues or legal matters in civil cases at the federal level?

Discuss the difference between data and metadata providing examples.