The NIST response stage that removes the root cause and cleans affected systems is _____.
Answer
eradication
Explanation
### Why this is right
Eradication identifies and removes the root cause, cleans and repairs affected systems, and updates defenses.
### The concept
Containment restricts spread; eradication removes the conditions that allowed the incident to persist.
### Remember
Isolation limits the damage; eradication removes the cause.
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