This is because it focuses on using flexibility and key concepts to assess/address any vulnerabilities. For all organizations, this makes them better prepared for the challenges they will face in the future. This prevents security breaches by taking an all-encompassing approach and objectively analyzing what is happening. These changes will help address shortcomings the agency faces in emergency planning, security management and access controls. These recommendations will require short-term IT budget increases to improve training, monitoring and technology upgrades. At that point, everything will be tested to determine whether staff can address key challenges. Over time, this information will help everyone understand the threats they face, help them quickly identify them, and create strategies to address them. When that happens, they will be better equipped to make these changes. It is at this point that they can be more responsive to different needs by understanding and evolving with a variety of threats. This builds trust and ensures that everyone understands which procedures are most acceptable and will immediately report any type of violation. Once this occurs, it is time for organizations to think proactively to address these challenges. This will make it more difficult to engage in various attacks