What does the "Identifier-People" artifact focus on?

The "Identifier-People" artifact is particularly concerned with the associated user information. This artifact aggregates data that directly links to individuals who have interacted with the device, reflecting details such as user profiles, contacts, and account logins. It serves as a key resource for investigators seeking to understand who the users are, their relationships, and their activity on a given device.

In digital forensics, knowing user associations is crucial because it helps establish context around usage patterns, timelines, and the relationships between different pieces of evidence. This information can be vital for building a narrative regarding how a device was used, who used it, and possibly, who has access to the information stored on it.

The other options pertain to different aspects of digital forensics. Network connections would focus on how the device connects to networks and interacts with other devices. Physical locations would detail the geolocation data of the device, while device operating history would encompass the log of actions and events that occurred on the device. These areas, while important, do not specifically concentrate on the associations of user information as the "Identifier-People" artifact does.