What are the 5 steps of the NIST framework for incident response?
1. Preparation: Establishing an incident response team, developing and documenting incident response plans, and training personnel.
2. Detection and Analysis: Monitoring and analyzing logs and other sources of information to detect and analyze suspicious activity.
3. Containment, Eradication, and Recovery: Taking steps to contain the incident, eradicate the threat, and recover from the incident.
4. Post-Incident Activity: Conducting post-incident reviews, updating plans and procedures, and implementing corrective measures.
5. Reporting: Reporting incidents to relevant authorities and other stakeholders.
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