The correct answer is C. To improve the response process.
A post-incident review, also known as a post-mortem or after-action review, is conducted after an incident or event to assess what happened, identify lessons learned, and improve future incident response. While all the options listed are important considerations after an incident, the primary reason for conducting a post-incident review is to improve the response process.
During a post-incident review, the organization involved in the incident analyzes the incident's causes, response effectiveness, and any gaps or shortcomings in their procedures, systems, or training. By identifying areas for improvement, organizations can make adjustments to their incident response plans, enhance their security measures, and better prepare for future incidents.
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