During an incident response, what is the primary reason for placing a system into read-only mode?
To allow for faster data acquisition.
To prevent any modifications to the data.
To enhance the performance of forensic tools.
To ensure the system can still log new events.
Placing a system into read-only mode is essential to ensure that no further changes can be made to the data on the system. This helps preserve the integrity of the evidence, as any modifications could compromise the validity of the forensic investigation. This is especially critical in maintaining the chain of custody during legal proceedings.
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