After a threat has been perceived,what is done in response? According to Dr.Rick Malone,all of the following are true EXCEPT:
A) In some cases, due to relatively limited resources, not very much is done.
B) Threat assessors will prioritize communications in terms of which warrant a response and what the level of that response should be.
C) For starters, a brief assessment will be conducted to estimate the level of concern that the threat warrants.
D) A formal investigation consisting of examination of public records will be launched.

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Dr. Rick Malone does not mention a formal investigation consisting of examination of public records as a typical response to a perceived threat. Option A is true as not all perceived threats may warrant a significant response due to the limited availability of resources. Option B is true as threat assessors will prioritize communications to determine the appropriate response. Option C is true as a brief assessment will be conducted to determine the level of concern the threat deserves.

After a Threat Has Been Perceived,what Is Done in Response