Bike-share investigators want to collect OSINT from a cafe laptop with full-disk encryption turned off because OSINT is just websites. What lab protection should they apply?
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Short Explanation
OSINT may start as websites, but the laptop then holds the city's notes and screenshots. That pile is a case file, not a tourist brochure. A cafe machine without disk protection is a lost-backpack problem waiting to happen.
Full Explanation
An OSINT lab is a system that holds case data. Notes, screenshots, and source lists about civic investigations are sensitive even when the original pages were public. Full-disk encryption, screen locks, and control of the device are baseline protections for that file. Unencrypted cafe laptops, abandoned USB drops, and disabled locks treat the work product as disposable when it is not.