Which of the following would be LESS likely to prevent an employee from reporting an incident?
A.
They are afraid of being pulled into something they don’t want to be involved with.
B.
The process of reporting incidents is centralized.
C.
They are afraid of being accused of something they didn’t do.
D.
They are unaware of the company’s security policies and procedures.
Explanation:
A centralized incident reporting would increase, not decrease, the likelihood that an employee would report an
incident.
Incorrect Answers:
A: An employee could be afraid to get involved and refrain from reporting an incident.
C: Employees that are afraid of being accused of something they didn’t do would be less likely to report an
incident.
D: Employees that are unaware of the company’s security policies and procedures would be less likely to report
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