Are you willing to stake your reputation on your cybersecurity incident response program?
At which incident facility are primary logistics functions coordinated and administered?
Consideration question: what other sources of information should be included on the list?
Did the first trained responder to arrive on scene establish the incident command system?
Does your organization provide employees with emergency training and first aid equipment?
Has the system operator made a safety and operational inspection of all system components?
Have utility contractors or service vendors for emergency repairs and immediate response?
How many years of experience do you have using the Incident Command System?
What must happen before the HazMat Chief assumes the Incident Commander role?
When an emergency strikes in your area and affects your facility, what is your first step?
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