During routine monitoring, a Security Operations Center (SOC) team detects an active Command and Control (C2) session originating from an internal workstation following the execution of an unauthorized payload. Security logs indicate the compromised host is attempting lateral reconnaissance against neighboring internal subnets. According to standard incident response frameworks, which of the following actions should the incident response team perform FIRST?
- Isolate the compromised workstation from the network using endpoint containment controlsCevap
- BRe-image the workstation operating system using a clean baseline image
- CConduct a post-incident lessons learned review to update incident response playbooks
- DReconfigure perimeter firewalls to convert existing logging rules into active blocking controls
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Isolate the compromised workstation from the network using endpoint containment controls
In standard incident response frameworks (such as NIST SP 800-61), once an incident is identified, the immediate priority is Containment. Isolating the compromised host from the network stops active Command and Control (C2) communication and prevents lateral movement to other internal systems before eradication and recovery steps take place.
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Incident Response Process and Playbooks - Containment Phase Execution