This case study provides a comprehensive analysis of security management and governance at Denisovan Medical Supplies. It covers key aspects such as contingency planning, incident response, and the importance of formal policy statements. The study begins by outlining the components of contingency planning for information security, including preparation analysis, response planning, and implementation preparedness, as well as disaster recovery, emergency mode operation, and data backup plans. It then describes the role of incident response in implementing a contingency plan, highlighting its interaction with disaster recovery and business continuity. The case also discusses what Denisovan should include in their After-Action Review (AAR) following a DOS attack. Furthermore, it emphasizes the necessity of formal policy statements, elements of compliance statements, and provides examples of required policy documents, such as the Health Data Initiative Strategy and Execution Plan. The study concludes by suggesting a program for ensuring policy awareness and compliance, and methods for determining the program's success, offering valuable insights into security management practices within a medical supplies context. Desklib offers a wide range of study resources, including past papers and solved assignments, to support students in their academic endeavors.