Suppose that our systems have been hacked and now we must restore functionality because we cannot do business. How does practicing the incident response plan help with this?

Group of answer choices

Allowing the company to invest less in security systems, since we can compensate for security failures after the fact

Making certain that we do not make mistakes when reactivating the system, accidentally making the problem worse

Making certain that we have committed the incident response plan to memory so that we do not have to keep any copies around, because that would be a security risk

To ensure that employees are fully informed in case they must testify in a trial against the company