What is the primary focus of tactical operations in incident management?

The primary focus of tactical operations in incident management is to accomplish specific tasks aimed at achieving immediate objectives during an incident. Tactical operations are often short-term and action-oriented, designed to respond to the immediate needs of a situation. This may include deploying resources, executing response plans, and coordinating on-the-ground actions to mitigate the incident's impact.

While long-term strategic goals, resource procurement and allocation, and training and development are all important components of overall incident management, they do not directly align with the immediate, focused actions characteristic of tactical operations. Therefore, the emphasis is on executing specific, time-sensitive activities that directly address the incident's needs and facilitate a swift and effective response.