What are the myths about incident response teams that are less known?

Incident Response Teams (IRTs) are often seen as the heroes of cybersecurity, jumping in to save the day when things go wrong. But there are a lot of misconceptions and myths around what these teams actually do, how they operate, and what it takes to be effective. I'm curious to know—what are some lesser-known myths or misconceptions about incident response teams that you think people often overlook?

Like:

* Misunderstandings about the role of an incident response team in day-to-day operations
* Myths about how quickly they can resolve complex incidents
* Misconceptions about the tools or expertise needed to be effective in incident response
* Unrealistic expectations about the team’s ability to prevent future incidents




Feel free to share any insights or experiences you have! submitted by /u/Extreme-Lavishness62
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