Which category on the processing profile contains the DeNIST Mode Settings?

The category that contains the DeNIST Mode Settings is tied to the specific functions related to the inventory and discovery of data within a processing profile. DeNIST (which stands for "National Institute of Standards and Technology") refers to a process used to identify and filter out known non-relevant files based on a list of known file signatures. This is essential during the initial stages of data processing to ensure that only relevant and potentially discoverable data is analyzed.

In the context of processing profiles, the Inventory/Discovery Settings are specifically designed to handle the identification and classification of data before any in-depth processing or extraction takes place. The DeNIST Mode Settings, therefore, are most appropriately found within this category, as they directly relate to the steps taken to inventory and assess the data set for its relevance and significance in the context of a legal or forensic investigation. This ensures a more efficient and effective processing workflow by reducing the volume of data that needs to be analyzed.