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Use a short discussion to practise your existing incident arrangements, then give each useful fix an owner and a date.

Restore a small test folder to a separate approved location, check its contents and record what the exercise actually proved.

Give the response a clear owner, keep reporting and investigation moving together, and agree recovery checks before reconnecting services.

Treat an unexplained change as a reason to check, not proof of an attack. Record the facts and get a named owner or authorised IT provider involved promptly.

Give recurring security checks an owner and a deputy, verify the results and track unresolved issues until somebody deals with them.

Assess a real business activity, check the controls already in place and turn credible risks into prioritised decisions with owners and review dates.

Report the missing phone promptly, protect work access and check what information was exposed. Give unfinished response tasks a named owner.

Appoint one incident lead, use trusted communications and record each containment decision from the start.

Plan for automated attacks and supplier outages by testing recovery before disruption happens.