In this article, we will explore the changes that have taken place in the realm of DFIR (digital forensics and incident response) over the last few years, with a particular focus on digital forensics and the role of XDR in this field.
The traditional approach to digital forensics is closely related to regular crime forensics, as both are used to investigate criminal activity and uncover evidence.
Digital forensics is used to analyze data collected from computers, phones, and other digital devices.
Additionally, regular crime forensics and digital forensics often work in tandem – physical evidence can be used to identify a suspect, and then digital evidence can be used to further investigate their actions and intentions.
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