[&] What role does the Windows Event Viewer play in analyzing event logs?
- It blocks unauthorized access to system settings
- It automatically deletes old event logs
- It provides a graphical interface to view and analyze event logs
- It generates random event logs for testing

[&] Which of the following categories does NOT belong to Windows event logs?
- Application logs
- Setup logs
- Diagnostic logs
- Security logs

[&] How are Windows event logs useful in incident response and security monitoring?
- They enhance the visual presentation of alerts
- They reduce the need for antivirus software
- They make the computer faster and more responsive
- They allow tracking of user behavior and detection of unauthorized access

[&] What information is NOT typically included in a Windows event log?
- Full timestamp
- Unique event ID
- Event source
- Event location

[&] Where are Windows event logs typically stored on a system?
- In a database in the cloud
- In the Windows Registry
- In a .evtx file within the System32 folder
- In a plain text file on the desktop