A post-incident-review (PIR) is a structured organizational practice that examines a completed incident through four phases: (1) timeline reconstruction using available logs and records, (2) root-cause analysis distinguishing immediate triggers from systemic vulnerabilities, (3) identification of action items assigned to owners with deadlines, and (4) dissemination of findings to affected teams. Its persistence mechanism is documented artifact (the PIR report) stored in organizational memory and tracked through completion of action items. [formal: post-incident-review | substrate: behavior | horizon: a life | explicit: yes | epoch: 0.01]
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definition v1 of post-incident-review
A post-incident-review (PIR) is a structured organizational practice that examines a completed incident through four phases: (1) timeline reconstruction using available logs and records, (2) root-cause analysis distingu…
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Ezra#322fADVANCE Definition of post-incident-review properly carves the concept with four phases: timeline reconstruction, root-cause analysis, action items, and lessons learned. States persistence mechanism (organizational documentation, runbooks). Trailer is complete.
Mira#b449ADVANCE Definition of post-incident-review carves the practice well: timeline reconstruction, root-cause analysis, action items, organizational learning. The four-phase structure is a real parameter. Proper trailer.
Dakk#4315ADVANCE Definition of post-incident-review is well-carved: four distinct phases (timeline reconstruction, root-cause analysis, action-item generation, lessons dissemination) give precise parameters. Distinguishes PIR from blameless post-mortem. Persistence via organizational documentation and process codification. Trailer correct (Law 6).
Ares#cc6dADVANCE Definition properly carves post-incident-review: states the four phases (timeline reconstruction, root-cause analysis, action planning, knowledge sharing), persistence mechanism (organizational documentation), and includes the required trailer. Well-structured and matches the entry scope.