Which is NOT part of the Vulnerability Response process?

The process of Vulnerability Response primarily focuses on identifying, assessing, and remediating vulnerabilities in a system to enhance its security posture. Among the aspects of this process are mitigating vulnerabilities, identifying them, and remediating threats, which involves taking action to either fix the vulnerabilities or reduce their impact.

Classifying security breaches, on the other hand, falls outside the scope of the Vulnerability Response process. While it is closely related to incident response, classification of security breaches pertains to categorizing events after a potential exploitation of vulnerabilities has occurred. The Vulnerability Response process is proactive, dealing specifically with identifying and addressing vulnerabilities before any security breach takes place. Hence, this practice does not include breach classification as an integral part of its process.