What does the eDiscovery scope help to determine?

Question 1 options:

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

Which of the following is true about broad eDiscovery scopes?

Question 2 options:

	keywords and date ranges are used to narrow the focus
	several discovery requests are usually made
	it increases the prospect of acquiring data that could be useful
	it can give you information about the opponents network

Why might the location of the data be a consideration when planning the discovery scope?

Question 3 options:

	the data might be in a foreign language
	currency values fluctuate from region to region
	privacy laws vary by country
	data is downloaded faster from remote locations

Why would you use an MD5 algorithm?

Question 4 options:

	to hide sensitive information
	to ensure data authenticity
	for secure data transfers
	to recover corrupted information

Which of the following is true about large data collections using a broad scope?

Question 5 options:

	most of the data will be relevant
	network latency is never a problem
	the main advantage is cost
	a challenge to the request is more likely

In which situation is a broad eDiscovery scope most feasible?

Question 6 options:

	a large company with multiple locations
	a large company that has a consistent backup regimen
	a company with a small IT infrastructure
	a company with many data servers

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

Question 7 options:

	hard drive image capture
	keyword searches on documents
	analysis of databases that contain inventory data
	review of emails sent during a range of dates

What do trial presentation tools use to import and export documents from litigation databases?

Question 8 options:

	upload templates
	load files
	TIF files
	data formats

Under which circumstance is a targeted discovery scope probably the most efficient?

Question 9 options:

	a liability lawsuit involving all of a companys products
	a fraud investigation of dozens of employees over ten years
	a class action lawsuit by thousands of customers
	a contractual dispute involving one customer

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

Question 10 options:

	all data is on a single server
	encrypted data
	networks with little security
	a network with a single domain