Develop an Incident Response Plan to use in the event of a cyber incident.

Develop an Incident Response Plan to use in the event of a cyber incident. Begin your first half of the plan by focusing on the environmental conditions and coordination mechanisms. Include:1. roles and responsibilities2. phases of incident response3. scenario—provide an incident response plan in the case of distributed data exfiltration attacks, specifically the case of loss of communications4. activities, authorities about roles and responsibilities5. triggering conditions for actions6. triggering conditions for closure7. reports and products throughout the incident response activity8. tools, techniques, and technologies9. communications paths and parties involved10. coordination paths and parties involved11. external partners and stakeholders, and their place in the coordination and communication paths12. security controls and tracking13. recovery objectives and prioritiesThe second half of your report will focus on the events and processes of your active response plan. Include the following:14. incident response checklist. Refer to the NIST Computer Security Incident Handling Guide for an example.15. data protection mechanisms16. integrity controls (system integrity checks) after recovery17. a plan to investigate the network behavior and a threat bulletin that explains this activity18. defined triggering mechanisms for continuing alerts and notifications throughout the cyber incident19. additional aspects of the incident response plan necessary to contain a cyber incident on the international domain20. diagrams of swim lanes of authorities, activities, and process flow, coordination, and communication paths. Review the Swim Lane Template to familiarize yourself with the concept of swim lanes and swim lane diagrams.You will complete your incident response plan in the next step. Your incident response plan is critical in outlining your activities during a cyberattack as well as providing direction for recovery.