A cybersecurity firm's incident response protocol is governed by several conditional rules. To establish a valid deductive chain proving that 'If an anomaly is detected in the network, then the CEO must be notified,' arrange the following protocol rules in their correct logical sequence from the initial sufficient trigger to the final necessary outcome.
- 1Any detection of an anomaly in the network requires the initiation of a Level 1 diagnostic.
- 2A Level 1 diagnostic is not initiated unless the automated defense system triggers a full lockdown.
- 3The automated defense system triggering a full lockdown is sufficient to alert the CISO.
- 4The Chief Information Security Officer (CISO) is alerted only if the CEO is formally notified of the incident.
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The correct deductive chain starts with the detection of an anomaly and ends with notifying the CEO, ordering the rules as follows: 1) Any detection of an anomaly... 2) A Level 1 diagnostic is not initiated unless... 3) The automated defense system... 4) The CISO is alerted only if...
The correct sequence translates the English rules into a continuous transitive chain: Anomaly -> Diagnostic -> Lockdown -> CISO -> CEO. Each step perfectly links the necessary condition of the previous statement as the sufficient condition of the next, utilizing proper translations for 'requires', 'unless', 'sufficient', and 'only if'.
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Translating formal logic indicators (requires, unless, sufficient, only if) to build multi-step conditional chains.