During an incident response, which step ensures that evidence collected is admissible in court?
Logging file integrity
Establishing chain of custody
Incident identification
Creating an executive summary
Chain of custody is essential to ensure that the evidence collected during an incident response remains untampered and is admissible in court. It involves documenting each person who handled the evidence from the time it was collected until it is presented in court. Logging file integrity, while important, does not inherently prove who accessed the evidence. An executive summary is a high-level overview, and the incident identification step merely identifies the existence of an incident.
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