Which of the following is not an objective of computer forensics? A. Computer forensics deals with the process of finding evidence related to a digital crime to find the victims and prevent legal action against them. B. Computer forensics deals with the process of finding evidence related to a crime to find the culprits and initiate legal action against them. C. Computer forensics deals with the process of finding evidence related to a digital crime to find the culprits and initiate legal action against them. D. Computer forensics deals with the process of finding evidence related to a digital crime to find the culprits and avoid legal action against them. C Which of the following is not an objective of computer forensics? A. Track and prosecute the perpetrators in a court of law. B. Identify, gather, and preserve the evidence of a cybercrime. C. Interpret, document, and present the evidence to be admissible during prosecution. D. Document vulnerabilities allowing further loss of intellectual property, finances, and reputation during an attack. D Which of the following is true regarding the enterprise theory of investigation (ETI) ? A. It adopts a holistic approach toward any criminal activity as a criminal operation rather than as a single criminal act. B. It adopts an approach toward criminal activity as a criminal act. C. It differs from traditional investigative methods, and it is less complex and less time-consuming. D. It encourages reactive action on the structure of the criminal enterprise. A Forensic readiness referrers to: A. having no impact on prospects of successful legal action B. replacing the need to meet all regulatory requirements C. the establishment of specific incident response procedures and designated trained personnel to prevent a breach D. an organization's ability to make optimal use of digital evidence in a limited time period and with minimal investigation costs D Which of the following is not an element of cybercrime? A. anonymity through masquerading B. fast-paced speed C. volatile evidence D. evidence smaller in size