How does Axiom organize the results of artifacts?

Axiom organizes the results of artifacts primarily by type and source, which allows investigators to quickly locate and analyze the relevant data based on these criteria. Organizing by type categorizes the artifacts into various groups, such as file types or application data, enabling investigators to focus their efforts on specific kinds of data that are pertinent to their investigation. Organizing by source further helps in distinguishing where the data originates from, such as which device, application, or user account the artifacts are associated with. This dual categorization greatly enhances the efficiency of data analysis and allows for a more structured approach to forensic investigation.

While other organizing principles like date and time or relevance can be important for specific cases, the overall structure provided by organizing results by type and source is critical for comprehensive analysis within Axiom. This structured approach ensures that analysts can effectively sort through large volumes of data and prioritize their inquiry based on the nature and origin of the artifacts in question.