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After an incident has been resolved, conducting a root cause analysis is optional and not considered a best practice in the post-incident activity phase.

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Conducting a root cause analysis after an incident is a critical best practice. It helps determine the underlying reasons why an incident occurred and how similar incidents can be prevented in the future. It is an essential component of the post-incident activity phase and contributes to the improvement of security measures and the incident response plan.

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