post-incident review
[pōst-ˈin-sə-dənt rɪˈvjuː]
nounpl: post-incident reviews
análise pós-incidente
1. A formal examination and evaluation of an incident or accident that has occurred, conducted after the event to identify root causes, lessons learned, and preventive measures for future occurrences
The company conducted a post-incident review following the data breach to prevent similar security vulnerabilities.
A empresa realizou uma análise pós-incidente após a violação de dados para prevenir vulnerabilidades de segurança semelhantes.
2. A structured meeting or process where stakeholders discuss what went wrong, what went right, and how to improve procedures and protocols
During the post-incident review, the team identified three critical failures in the emergency response protocol.
Durante a análise pós-incidente, a equipe identificou três falhas críticas no protocolo de resposta de emergência.
3. A blameless investigation of incidents in organizations, particularly in software development and operations, aimed at continuous improvement
The post-incident review meeting followed a blameless culture approach to encourage honest discussion about system failures.
A reunião de análise pós-incidente seguiu uma abordagem de cultura sem culpa para incentivar discussão honesta sobre as falhas do sistema.
The term 'post-incident review' is widely used in both Brazilian and American corporate environments, particularly in technology, healthcare, aviation, and emergency management sectors. In Brazil, there has been increasing adoption of blameless post-incident review practices, influenced by Silicon Valley tech culture. In the USA, this practice is particularly formalized in regulated industries such as healthcare (Patient Safety Evaluation Systems) and aviation (Aviation Safety Reporting System). The emphasis on 'blameless' reviews represents a shift from punitive to learning-focused organizational cultures in both countries.
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