Which of the following are used to identify who is responsible for responding to an incident?

Disaster management policies address large-scale business continuity and disaster recovery scenarios, not the assignment of incident response roles.

Incident response manuals provide step-by-step procedural guidance on how to handle incidents, not who holds responsibility for responding.

Disaster management manuals describe recovery procedures for major disruptions and are not used to identify incident response responsibilities.

Incident response policies are high-level governance documents that establish authority, define roles and responsibilities, and identify which personnel or teams are accountable for responding to specific categories of incidents. Unlike manuals, policies carry organizational authority and are the primary reference for determining responsibility rather than procedure.