Operational ProceduresQuestion 94 of 100
What is the main benefit of following a standardized incident-response and documentation procedure during a security event?
a.Consistent handling, proper evidence preservation, and clear communication
b.Faster internet speeds
c.Brighter monitors
d.Lower electricity bills
Explanation
A standardized procedure ensures incidents are handled consistently, evidence is preserved for possible investigation, and stakeholders are informed. It is unrelated to internet speed, display brightness, or utility costs.
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