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Which of the following would be the LEAST helpful in
restoring service from an incident currently underway?

A. Developing a database repository of past incidents and
actions to facilitate future corrective actions

B. Declaring the incident, which not only helps to carry out
corrective measures, but also improves the awareness level

C. Developing a detailed operations plan that outlines
specific actions to be taken to recover from an incident

D. Establishing multidisciplinary teams consisting of
executive management, security staff, information systems
staff, legal counsel, public relations, etc., to carry out
the response.

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Answer: A

Developing a database repository of past incidents and
actions to facilitate future corrective actions would be of
least value in restoring service from an incident currently
underway. The creation of a detailed operations plan, a
multidisciplinary team and the declaration of incidents are
all necessary parts of having an incident response
capability, which must be carried out immediately before or
during the incident to handle it properly.

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