(University of Žilina, 2025) Král, Pavel; Kotková, Dora
The article examines the use of task cards in the development of a coordination plan as an effective tool for accelerating and simplifying procedures in the event of security incidents. It is based on the premise that converting scenarios into a concise and graphical form significantly improves orientation within the plan and increases the overall clarity and efficiency of the established procedures. The aim is to present the essence of using task cards and to propose principles for their design, structure, and accessibility, including recommendations for regular training and exercises that continuously contribute to the gradual improvement of organisational preparedness and process efficiency.
