When documenting evidence collected during a security incident, what is NOT a best practice to follow?
Including detailed descriptions of each piece of evidence
Documenting the chain of custody for the evidence
Using informal notes about the evidence collection process
Completing comprehensive incident reports after the collection
Using informal notes about evidence collection is not a best practice, as it risks losing critical details and may lead to challenges regarding the authenticity and integrity of the evidence. Formal documentation is required to maintain consistency, accuracy, and legal validity of the evidence collected. Other options, such as documenting a chain of custody and completing thorough reports, are vital to maintaining the integrity and reliability of the evidence.
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