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EC-Council: Computer Hacking Forensic Investigator(CHFI-V10)
Module 8 : Network Forensics
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Which of the following functions of a log management system involves calculation of the message digest for each file and storing the message digest securely to ensure detection of the changes made to the archived logs?
A:    Log parsing
B:    Log normalization
C:    Log comparison
D:    Log file integrity checking
Explanation: Log parsingtranslates structured or unstructured log files so your log management system can read, index, and store their data. This way, you can easily filter, analyze, and manipulate the key-value information. Log normalization isthe process of converting each log data field or entry to a standardized data representation and categorizing it consistently. In log normalization, the given log data is converted into consistent representations and categorizations. File integrity monitoring (FIM) protects your organization‘s data from unauthorized and unwanted modification, security threats, and breaches. It tracks any changes made to files and folders in real time to quickly detect security incidents and notify security admins who can quickly respond to them.