Explanation
Equipment provided "at time of disaster (ATOD), not on floor" means that the equipment is not available but will be acquired by the commercial hot site provider ON a best effort basis. This leaves the customer at the mercy of the marketplace. If equipment is not immediately available, the recovery will be delayed. Many commercial providers do require sharing facilities in cases where there are multiple simultaneous declarations, and that priority may be established on a first-come, first-served basis. It is also common for the provider to substitute equivalent or better equipment, as they are frequently upgrading and changing equipment.

Explanation
Reported incidents will provide an indicator as to the awareness level of staff. An increase in reported incidents could indicate that staff is paying more attention to security. Intrusion incidents and access rule violations may or may not have anything to do with awareness levels. A decrease in changes to security policies may or may not correlate to security awareness training.

A security awareness program is a set of activities designed to educate and motivate employees to adopt secure behaviors and practices. A security awareness program should be aligned with the organization's business strategy, which defines the vision, mission, goals and objectives of the organization. The most important factor to consider when aligning a security awareness program with the business strategy is the people and culture of the organization, because they are the primary target audience and the key enablers of the program. The people and culture of the organization influence the level of awareness, the attitude and the behavior of the employees towards information security. Therefore, a security awareness program should be tailored to the specific needs, preferences, values and expectations of the people and culture of the organization, and should use appropriate methods, channels, messages and incentives to engage and influence them. A security awareness program that is aligned with the people and culture of the organization will have a higher chance of achieving its objectives and improving the overall security posture of the organization.
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CISM Review Manual 15th Edition, page 1631
CISM 2020: Information Security & Business Process Alignment, video 22