: Investigators identify the primary user account as Erin and examine the directory structure under C:\Users\Erin .
: Registry keys (like USBSTOR ) reveal that a specific Kingston USB drive was plugged into the machine shortly before the "data leak" occurred. Erin D.rar
: Pinpointing exactly when the sensitive "Project X" file was copied to the USB. : Investigators identify the primary user account as
: Browser history from Google Chrome and Internet Explorer often reveals searches for "how to hide files" or "industrial espionage," indicating intent. : Browser history from Google Chrome and Internet
: If an Outlook PST file is present, investigators look for communications with "competitors" or external email addresses where company secrets might have been sent. Common Solutions (Flags)
: Analysis of .lnk files in the Recent folder shows Erin accessed sensitive documents and external storage devices.
: These artifacts confirm that Erin executed specific programs, such as CCleaner or Eraser , to attempt to wipe evidence of her activity.