Hypothetical Company: CyberSecure Inc.CyberSecure Inc. is a rapidly growing cybersecurity startup based in Austin, Texas. The company provides cybersecurity consulting services and develops proprietary security software for businesses across the United States.Despite its focus on cybersecurity, CyberSecure Inc. has never had a formal Incident Response Plan $($IRP$)$ or Risk Management Plan $($RMP$).$ As the company grows, so does its client base and the variety of sensitive data it handles. From financial records to clients intellectual property, the startup is becoming a tempting target for cybercriminals.The company operates in a hybrid IT environment. Critical business applications and data are hosted in the cloud, while some sensitive information is stored on$-$premises. A team of $25$ employees work in$-$house, and another $30$ employees are distributed across various locations. The workforce is expected to grow by $50\%$ in the next year.The company leadership has realized the criticality of having formal plans in place to respond to incidents and manage risks. They have tasked your team with creating an IRP and RMP for CyberSecure Inc.Key considerations for your plans should include:The variety of data types that CyberSecure Inc. handles, each with different sensitivity levels.The hybrid IT environment and the need to protect both cloud$-$based and on$-$premise assets.The distributed nature of the workforce, which might increase the attack surface, and the associated risks with remote work.The planned growth of the company, which may introduce new risks and vulnerabilities.Compliance with relevant cybersecurity regulations and standards.The leadership expects your IRP and RMP to be practical and actionable. They should help the company to respond efficiently and effectively to incidents, manage its risk exposure, and support its growth while protecting sensitive data.