Forensic analysis in the context of incident response is all about performing a detailed and systematic examination of evidence, following a security incident. The goal is to identify the actions that led to the incident, as well as any individuals involved. By understanding the 'how' and 'why' behind the event, organizations can improve their security posture against future threats. It's not solely about recovery, and it doesn't necessarily mean the evidence is admissible in court—it depends on the methods used.
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