; (2) establishing a plan for meeting the deadline imposed by subsection (a); (3) assessing the level of involvement and assistance of the National Guard Bureau in the establishment and support of reserve component cyber civil support teams; and (4) evaluating the need for increased levels of such involvement and assistance. (c) Operational elements To be considered operational, a reserve component cyber civil support team must be ready— (1) to perform duties relating to analysis and protection in support of responding to emergencies involving an attack or natural disaster impacting a computer, electronic, or cyber network; (2) to advise and coordinate on any incident deemed critical for the protection of life, property, and maintenance of good order for the Governor; (3) to cooperate with and assist private sector owners and operators of critical infrastructure and key resources; (4) to collaborate and participate in information sharing with Federal, State, and local Fusion Centers, emergency management authorities, and emergency management divisions; and (5) to maintain relationships and close coordination with— (A) State-based employees of the Protective Security Advisor Program Office of the Department of Homeland Security; (B) cybersecurity advisors of the Department of Homeland Security (where assigned)