Question 1

The e-discovery _________ helps determine the amount of data to be collected or searched.

Accepted Answer

scope

Question 2

The main advantage of Catalyst Repository Systems software is the grid-based system for ______________ support.

Accepted Answer

litigation

Question 3

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                        Premises: it's aimed at decreasing processing costs associated with large amounts of data.

Accepted Answer

The Answer of Access Data AD Summation and broad e-discovery is...

Question 4

Why might you want to use a digital hash when collecting digital data?

Accepted Answer

A)  to validate that the data hasn't been modified 
B)  to encrypt the data so the opponent cannot read it 
C)  to expedite the collection process 
D)  to prevent accidental deletion of the data 
A)  to validate that the data hasn't been modified 
B)  to encrypt the data so the opponent cannot read it 
C)  to expedite the collection process 
D)  to prevent accidental deletion of the data

Question 5

Compare a targeted e-discovery scope with a broad e-discovery scope.

Accepted Answer

A targeted e-discovery scope begins with

Question 6

Nextpoint Discovery Cloud works entirely in the _________ so there's no local software to purchase.

Accepted Answer

The answer of Nextpoint Discovery Cloud works entirely in the...

Question 7

Trial ______________ tools are developed for one user with a limited amount of preprocessed material.

Accepted Answer

The answer of Trial ______________ tools are developed for one...

Question 8

Which of the following is likely to hinder the data collection process?

Accepted Answer

A)  all data is on a single server 
B)  encrypted data 
C)  networks with little security 
D)  a network with a single domain 
A)  all data is on a single server 
B)  encrypted data 
C)  networks with little security 
D)  a network with a single domain

Question 9

In what kind of trial does the judge hear all the evidence and determine the outcome?

Accepted Answer

A)  jury trial 
B)  mediation 
C)  bench trial 
D)  arbitration 
A)  jury trial 
B)  mediation 
C)  bench trial 
D)  arbitration

Question 10

The acquisition of data in the e-discovery process is usually very inexpensive.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 11

A load file can contain data related to documents it contains such as selected metadata.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 12

A ___________ e-discovery scope begins with small, focused data collections and expands based on parsing and reviewing data during the initial collection.

Accepted Answer

The answer of A ___________ e-discovery scope begins with small,...

Question 13

Why would you use an MD5 algorithm?

Accepted Answer

A)  to hide sensitive information 
B)  to ensure data authenticity 
C)  for secure data transfers 
D)  to recover corrupted information 
A)  to hide sensitive information 
B)  to ensure data authenticity 
C)  for secure data transfers 
D)  to recover corrupted information

Question 14

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                        Premises: designed to capture, search, and process Windows-based documents and Microsoft Outlook PST files

Accepted Answer

The Answer of Discovery Attender and Access Data AD Summation is...

Question 15

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                        Premises: an e-discovery method that focuses on small data collections, usually from specified data locations or custodians

Accepted Answer

The Answer of load file and Access Data AD Summation is...

Question 16

How does data authentication play a part in the e-discovery process?

Accepted Answer

Both digital forensic software and e-dis

Question 17

Which task is most likely to require a digital forensics tool?

Accepted Answer

A)  hard drive image capture 
B)  keyword searches on documents 
C)  analysis of databases that contain inventory data 
D)  review of e-mails sent during a range of dates 
A)  hard drive image capture 
B)  keyword searches on documents 
C)  analysis of databases that contain inventory data 
D)  review of e-mails sent during a range of dates

Question 18

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                        Premises: can contain data related to documents it contains, such as selected metadata, coded data, and extracted text

Accepted Answer

The Answer of broad e-discovery scope and Discovery Attender and is...

Question 19

What does the e-discovery scope help to determine?

Accepted Answer

A)  the maximum penalty in a criminal case 
B)  the amount of data to be collected 
C)  the total cost of the digital forensics process 
D)  which people should be interviewed 
A)  the maximum penalty in a criminal case 
B)  the amount of data to be collected 
C)  the total cost of the digital forensics process 
D)  which people should be interviewed

Question 20

A tear-out, also known as a ______________, is a software feature for emphasizing parts of a document, photo, video, and so forth.

Accepted Answer

The answer of A tear-out, also known as a ______________,...

The e-discovery _________ helps determine the amount of data to be collected or searched.

The main advantage of Catalyst Repository Systems software is the grid-based system for ______________ support.

Why might you want to use a digital hash when collecting digital data?

Compare a targeted e-discovery scope with a broad e-discovery scope.

Nextpoint Discovery Cloud works entirely in the _________ so there's no local software to purchase.

Trial ______________ tools are developed for one user with a limited amount of preprocessed material.

Which of the following is likely to hinder the data collection process?

In what kind of trial does the judge hear all the evidence and determine the outcome?

The acquisition of data in the e-discovery process is usually very inexpensive.

A load file can contain data related to documents it contains such as selected metadata.

A ___________ e-discovery scope begins with small, focused data collections and expands based on parsing and reviewing data during the initial collection.

Why would you use an MD5 algorithm?

How does data authentication play a part in the e-discovery process?

Which task is most likely to require a digital forensics tool?

What does the e-discovery scope help to determine?

A tear-out, also known as a ______________, is a software feature for emphasizing parts of a document, photo, video, and so forth.

Introduction to E-Discovery and Digital Evidence

A Brief History of E-Discovery

Experts: The Right Person for the Right Job

Digital Evidence Case Flow

Case Study From Beginning to Trial

Information Governance and Litigation Preparedness

Researching E-Discovery Case Law

The Future of E-Discovery

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Exam 3: E-Discovery Planning Tools

The e-discovery _________ helps determine the amount of data to be collected or searched.

The main advantage of Catalyst Repository Systems software is the grid-based system for ______________ support.

Why might you want to use a digital hash when collecting digital data?

Compare a targeted e-discovery scope with a broad e-discovery scope.

Nextpoint Discovery Cloud works entirely in the _________ so there's no local software to purchase.

Trial ______________ tools are developed for one user with a limited amount of preprocessed material.

Which of the following is likely to hinder the data collection process?

In what kind of trial does the judge hear all the evidence and determine the outcome?

The acquisition of data in the e-discovery process is usually very inexpensive.

A load file can contain data related to documents it contains such as selected metadata.

A ___________ e-discovery scope begins with small, focused data collections and expands based on parsing and reviewing data during the initial collection.

Why would you use an MD5 algorithm?

How does data authentication play a part in the e-discovery process?

Which task is most likely to require a digital forensics tool?

What does the e-discovery scope help to determine?

A tear-out, also known as a ______________, is a software feature for emphasizing parts of a document, photo, video, and so forth.

Introduction to E-Discovery and Digital Evidence

A Brief History of E-Discovery

Experts: The Right Person for the Right Job

Digital Evidence Case Flow

Case Study From Beginning to Trial

Information Governance and Litigation Preparedness

Researching E-Discovery Case Law

The Future of E-Discovery

Filters