What must be done after incident objectives have been established?

After incident objectives have been established, it is essential to provide necessary follow-up and adjustments to ensure that the response is aligned with the goals set forth. This involves continuously assessing the situation, evaluating progress towards the objectives, and making changes to the strategy or resource allocation as needed. Effective incident management is dynamic; as conditions change, the approach must adapt to maintain efficacy and effectiveness in achieving the desired outcomes.

In contrast, completing a detailed capacity report, although useful in specific circumstances, is not the immediate next step following the establishment of objectives. A strategic planning meeting may be beneficial, but it typically takes place before objectives are set to establish a direction. Focusing solely on public communication is also not a comprehensive next step as the management of the incident requires broader ongoing actions and adjustments rather than concentrating solely on communication issues.