Question

match each communications and information systems characteristic to its definition by selecting the correct definition number

1 can effectively be transported, deployed, and integrated to enable support of incidents across jurisdictions.
2 when primary communication methods fail, duplicate systems enable continuity through alternate communication methods.
3 familiar to users, adaptable to new technology, and dependable in any situation.
4 systems can withstand and continue to perform after damage or loss of infrastructure.
5 the capacity for emergency management and response personnel to interact and work well together.
6 expand to support situations, from small to large scale, and support the rapid increase in the number of system users.
7 access to sensitive or restricted information is controlled.

reliable
portable
redundant
interoperable
scalable
resilient
secure

Explanation:

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Analyze portable and redundant characteristics

Using the Communications and Information Management knowledge point

• Definition 1 describes equipment that can be transported, deployed, and integrated across jurisdictions, which corresponds to Portable.
• Definition 2 describes duplicate systems that enable continuity when primary methods fail, which corresponds to Redundant.

Analyze reliable, resilient, and interoperable characteristics

Using the Communications and Information Management knowledge point

• Definition 3 describes systems familiar to users, adaptable, and dependable in any situation, which corresponds to Reliable.
• Definition 4 describes systems that can withstand and continue to perform after damage or loss of infrastructure, which corresponds to Resilient.
• Definition 5 describes the capacity for emergency management and response personnel to interact and work well together, which corresponds to Interoperable.

Analyze scalable and secure characteristics

Using the Communications and Information Management knowledge point

• Definition 6 describes expanding to support situations from small to large scale and supporting a rapid increase in users, which corresponds to Scalable.
• Definition 7 describes controlling access to sensitive or restricted information, which corresponds to Secure.

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Characteristic	Definition Number
Redundant	2
Reliable	3
Resilient	4
Interoperable	5
Scalable	6
Secure	7

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Answer:

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Analyze portable and redundant characteristics

Using the Communications and Information Management knowledge point

• Definition 1 describes equipment that can be transported, deployed, and integrated across jurisdictions, which corresponds to Portable.
• Definition 2 describes duplicate systems that enable continuity when primary methods fail, which corresponds to Redundant.

Analyze reliable, resilient, and interoperable characteristics

Using the Communications and Information Management knowledge point

• Definition 3 describes systems familiar to users, adaptable, and dependable in any situation, which corresponds to Reliable.
• Definition 4 describes systems that can withstand and continue to perform after damage or loss of infrastructure, which corresponds to Resilient.
• Definition 5 describes the capacity for emergency management and response personnel to interact and work well together, which corresponds to Interoperable.

Analyze scalable and secure characteristics

Using the Communications and Information Management knowledge point

• Definition 6 describes expanding to support situations from small to large scale and supporting a rapid increase in users, which corresponds to Scalable.
• Definition 7 describes controlling access to sensitive or restricted information, which corresponds to Secure.

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Characteristic	Definition Number
Redundant	2
Reliable	3
Resilient	4
Interoperable	5
Scalable	6
Secure	7

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