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Designed to anticipate, manage and mitigate conditions during any type of emergency, programs aim to provide structure for risk assessment and prevention activities, along with responseplans and strategies.
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You maintain adequate storage capacity to ensure that your data is always available. You protect against data leaks and have established plans for recovery efforts. Respond: Develop and implement responses to detected cybersecurity events. You follow your responseplan during or after an incident.
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