When beginning to identify cybersecurity risks for your electrical contracting business, what is the recommended practical first step?

When an electrical contracting business maps its digital footprint to identify cybersecurity risks, the asset inventory should only include the main office computers, because mobile devices used by electricians in the field are not considered part of the digital footprint.

You are beginning to map the digital footprint of your electrical contracting business to understand your cybersecurity risks. Match each business asset below with how it should be categorized when building your comprehensive asset inventory.

To effectively implement the cybersecurity 'Identify' function for your electrical contracting business, you must break down how your company uses technology. Analyze the process of mapping your digital footprint and arrange the following actions in the most logical, chronological sequence.

You are auditing your electrical company's initial asset inventory to determine if it adequately supports the cybersecurity 'Identify' function. The current draft lists all office computers, field iPads, and the dispatch software. You determine the inventory is critically flawed because it merely lists assets without evaluating their associated risk. To properly assess your vulnerabilities, you reject the draft and require that it be updated to specifically note which systems store sensitive financial or ____ data.