Metadata refers to descriptive information or data that provides context, attributes, or characteristics about other data. In the context of cybersecurity, metadata can include information about files, network packets, log entries, or other digital artifacts. It helps in understanding and categorizing data, facilitating efficient search and retrieval, and providing additional context for analysis or investigation. Metadata can include attributes such as timestamps, file sizes, source/destination addresses, protocols used, or other relevant details.
Metadata refers to descriptive information or data that provides context, attributes, or characteristics about other data. In the context of cybersecurity, metadata can include information about files, network packets, log entries, or other digital artifacts. It helps in understanding and categorizing data, facilitating efficient search and retrieval, and providing additional context for analysis or investigation. Metadata can include attributes such as timestamps, file sizes, source/destination addresses, protocols used, or other relevant details.
