What is NOT one of the main objectives during the incident response process?

The primary focus of the incident response process includes various stages such as identifying incidents, reviewing security measures, and documenting threats. Each of these stages plays a crucial role in effectively managing and responding to security incidents.

Maintaining operational normalcy, while important for an organization, is not a main objective within the structured framework of incident response. The primary aim during an incident is to identify, contain, and resolve the incident while learning from it to improve defenses and preparedness against future incidents. In fact, some level of operational impact is expected when responding to incidents, as measures may need to be taken that affect normal operations to secure the environment and mitigate risks.

Being able to document threats and review security measures helps in understanding patterns and enhancing the overall security posture. However, operational normalcy is more of a goal that organizations strive for post-incident, rather than a direct objective during the response process itself.