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this week Iamp;#39;m going to do a little event log analysis welcome to the digital forensics Survival Podcast episode 428 hello everyone Iamp;#39;m Michael your host welcome to the show when youamp;#39;re triaging a Windows system for evidence of compromise itamp;#39;s ideal if your plan is focused on some quick winds up front there are certain artifacts that offer this opportunity and a Windows event logs for new scheduled tasks is one of them sometimes overlooked at least in part because the good stuff is contained within the XML portion of the log which typically is not normalized or even imported into your seam this week Iamp;#39;m covering the artifact from a dfir point of view Iamp;#39;ll go over the element within the log that are of interest for your investigation including that XML and Iamp;#39;ll provide a triage methodology that you can employ to quickly find evidence edrs xdr and remote Ops donamp;#39;t collect all the artifacts you need for incident response but t