Which aspect does the term scope refer to during an incident response?
Severity of the incident
Priority level of the incident
Required response time
Extent and boundaries of an incident
The term scope refers to identifying the extent and boundaries of an incident. This includes determining the systems, data, and networks that have been impacted, which allows the response team to allocate resources effectively and prioritize actions to contain and eradicate the threat. It's not about the severity, priority level, or response time, though those elements are important in their contexts.
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