In a disaster recovery (DR) test, which of the following would be a trait of crisis management?

A wide focus is not a defining trait of crisis management; crisis management is typically narrow and strategic, concentrating on critical decisions and priorities rather than broadly addressing all areas simultaneously.

Crisis management is characterized by its strategic orientation, meaning it focuses on high-level decision-making, stakeholder communication, and organizational direction during a crisis rather than tactical execution. It involves leadership-level coordination to manage the overall impact of the disaster on the organization, contrasting with the operational/tactical nature of disaster recovery procedures themselves.

Anticipation is a characteristic associated with risk management or business continuity planning phases that occur before a crisis, not a defining trait of crisis management itself during a DR test.

Process orientation is a trait associated with disaster recovery (DR) operations or incident response procedures, which focus on following defined steps and workflows, not with the strategic nature of crisis management.