An incident notification plan commonly includes which group of recipients?

• A. Media
• B. In-house catering
• C. Employee time-off requests
• D. Facility maintenance staff

Answer: (A)

An incident notification plan centers on who needs to be alerted so response, containment, and communications can happen quickly and accurately. In that context, the media is commonly included because coordinating public statements, updates, and press inquiries is a key part of managing the incident’s impact and preserving the organization’s reputation. The other options don’t fit typical incident communications: in-house catering and employee time-off requests are unrelated to incident response, and facility maintenance staff would only be involved if they have a specific role in containment or recovery, not as a standard recipient group.