So With hurricane Beryl hitting, I am wondering what is your plan in the realm of cybersecurity to deal with such an event? I know it falls more into the physical side of security and disaster response, but considering my background is from the perspective of a first responder and the fact that I have people on here in both worlds let start a conversation. My public safety folk please feel free to comment on how you approach resilience and recover in a disaster and cybersecurity folks you do the same. Why? Because I think both groups can learn from each other and also find common ground.
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