An Incident Response Team (IRT) responds to a active command-and-control (C2) beaconing alert on a critical internal database server. Place the following incident response actions in the correct sequential order according to the standard NIST SP 800-61 incident response lifecycle, starting with the earliest action.
- 1Isolate the compromised database server from the internal network segment.
- 2Capture volatile RAM state and system memory dumps from the isolated system.
- 3Remove the threat actor's malware binaries, webshells, and unauthorized persistence hooks.
- 4Restore database applications from a verified clean backup and monitor traffic in production.
- 5Convene a lessons-learned session with key stakeholders to update incident playbooks.
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The correct sequential sequence follows the NIST SP 800-61 lifecycle: Network Isolation (Containment) -> Volatile Memory Capture (Evidence Preservation) -> Malware/Persistence Removal (Eradication) -> Clean Backup Restoration (Recovery) -> Lessons-Learned Session (Post-Incident Activity).
Under NIST SP 800-61, incident response progresses strictly through Containment (network isolation), Forensic Evidence Preservation (memory acquisition), Eradication (malware and backdoor removal), Recovery (system restoration from clean backups), and Post-Incident Activity (lessons learned review).
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