After identifying phishing risk to municipal email, which set names the basic risk responses the city can choose?
Select an answer to reveal the explanation.
Short Explanation
Once the city sees phishing risk, it has four doors: live with it, lock it down, buy a policy, or stop using the risky mail feature. MFA, awareness, and ES detections are the mitigate door—not a cluster rebuild and not writing Python.
Full Explanation
Basic risk treatment options are accept, mitigate, transfer, and avoid. For municipal email phishing, mitigation can include MFA, awareness, and Enterprise Security detections; transfer can include insurance; avoidance can mean disabling a risky mail feature. Indexer sizing and SOAR playbook authoring are sibling-exam work, not the risk-response vocabulary this item tests.