Does your organization have a formal process to review and update its cybersecurity strategy following security incidents?

This question assesses whether the organization learns from security incidents by systematically reviewing and adapting its cybersecurity strategy. Organizations should analyze what happened during incidents, why existing controls failed, and how the strategy needs to evolve to prevent similar incidents in the future. This process helps identify gaps in security controls, training needs, or resource allocation issues that contributed to the incident. Evidence could include documented post-incident review procedures, meeting minutes from strategy review sessions following incidents, updated strategy documents with tracked changes showing modifications made in response to specific incidents, or formal reports outlining lessons learned and strategic adjustments implemented after security events.