Your organization has just recovered from a significant security breach that disrupted operations for several days. As part of the incident response, you are tasked with leading the 'lessons learned' meeting. What is the PRIMARY objective of conducting a 'lessons learned' session following the incident?
To document the attack vectors used by the adversary to ensure that they are included in the organization's threat intelligence feeds.
To conduct a disciplinary review of any employees who may have violated company policies during the incident.
To plan for unplanned system outages and ensure that IT infrastructure can withstand future attacks without any business interruptions.
To discuss what was successful and what could have been done better during the incident response, including recommending improvements to the incident response plan.
The primary objective of conducting a 'lessons learned' session following an incident is to discuss what was successful and what could have been done better during the incident response. This includes analyzing the incident from detection to recovery, identifying any gaps in the response procedures, and recommending improvements to the incident response plan to prevent future breaches or reduce their impact. 'Documenting the attack vectors' and 'conducting employee disciplinary review' may be a part of the overall review process, but they are not the primary objectives. 'Planning for unplanned system outages' is an activity related to business continuity and disaster recovery planning, not specifically tied to the lessons learned from incident response.
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