[&] What is the primary purpose of using EvtxECmd in Windows Event Log analysis?
- To delete unnecessary and duplicate log files
- To visualize event logs using graphical dashboards
- To edit and modify Windows event log entries
- To parse and extract structured data from EVTX files for detailed analysis

[&] What is the next step after parsing Windows Event Logs with EvtxECmd?
- Archiving the CSV files
- Converting CSV to PDF
- Deleting the original EVTX files
- Analyzing the parsed logs with Timeline Explorer

[&] Which tool is commonly used for analyzing Windows Event Logs exported in CSV format?
- wevtutil
- Timeline Explorer
- Process Explorer
- Log Parser

[&] Why is CSV a preferred format for analyzing Windows Event Logs exported from EVTX files?
- Because CSV format is faster to process than JSON
- Because CSV allows for structured, tabular data that can be easily parsed and analyzed using various tools
- Because CSV automatically filters out irrelevant log entries
- Because CSV encrypts logs for secure transmission during analysis