Where in the processing profile can the DeNIST settings be found?

The DeNIST settings are typically found in the Inventory/Discovery Settings section of the processing profile. This area is dedicated to preparing data for review, which includes filtering out non-relevant and potentially unnecessary files that may arise during the discovery process. DeNIST, which refers to the process of removing digital artifacts associated with non-Electronically Stored Information (ESI), such as system files that do not hold evidential value in investigations, is crucial in streamlining and processing the data efficiently.

In the Inventory/Discovery Settings, users can configure how their data is handled during the eDiscovery process. This includes specifying which files to include or exclude based on established criteria, such as the metadata associated with those files. The presence of DeNIST settings in this section emphasizes the importance of data curation at the discovery stage, ensuring that only relevant data is processed and reviewed.

Other sections mentioned, such as Default Custodian Settings, Database Management, and Processing Tools, serve different purposes within the overall processing framework. Default Custodian Settings typically configure user preferences related to data custodians, while Database Management focuses on the organization and maintenance of the database itself. Processing Tools may offer functionalities related to the processing of data but do not specifically address the curation