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Computer Forensic Investigative Analysis Report (CFIAR)

|Incident Report Number |YYYYMMDDII## [year,month,day,II,version] |
|Report Name | |
|Location Category |[internal, external, internet, extranet, etc] |
|Reported Incident Date | |

Table of Contents

Executive Summary 3

1.0 Initial Incident Discovery 4 1.1 Summary 4 1.2 Action Items 4 1.3 Description of system(s) in question 4 1.4 Identified Computer System(s) 4 1.5 Security Mechanisms 4 1.6 Initial Forensic Discovery 4 1.7 Initial Corrective Action 4 1.8 Participants 4

2.0 Forensic Process 4 2.1 Tools 4 2.2 Logs 4

3.0 Results and Findings 4 3.1 Summary 4 3.2 Corrective Actions 4 3.3 Lessons Learned 4

Executive Summary

[Provide a high level overview of what has occurred.]

1.0 Initial Incident Discovery

1.1 Summary

[Summarize the initial discover process and what has been discovered]

1.2 Action Items

[List items that need to be done and who’s assigned to the task]

1.3 Description of system(s) in question

[What functions do the system(s) provide? Where are they on the network? What do the systems have access to?]

1.4 Identified Computer System(s)

[Describe the systems in full technical detail]

1.5 Security Mechanisms

[Are there any security mechanisms in place? Like firewalls, IDS, access lists, etc…]

1.6 Initial Forensic Discovery

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