Which of the following represents the four steps that are recommended after an information loss?

The recommended sequence of actions after an information loss prioritizes stopping further losses before investigating the incident. Recovery efforts then address the damage, and follow-up activities ensure lessons are learned to prevent recurrence.

Stoppage of Information Loss:

Immediate containment of the breach to prevent further data leakage.

Investigation:

Determine the cause, scope, and parties involved in the loss.

Recovery:

Restore systems and data integrity while addressing vulnerabilities.

Follow-up:

Analyze the incident to improve policies, training, and technology.

B, C, D: These sequences either omit critical first steps (stopping further loss) or misprioritize actions.

Steps in Response to Information Loss:Why Other Options Are Incorrect:ASIS CPP® References:

Domain 4: Information SecurityDetails proper incident response strategies for information loss.