; (B) require providers of advanced communications service to participate in the Disaster Information Reporting System during times of emergency; (C) ensure information collected through the Disaster Information Reporting System is made available to public safety answering points and covered public safety entities in those areas where the Disaster Information Reporting System is activated in an easily accessible format that— (i) facilitates the provision of such information as soon as possible, in light of efforts to remedy network disruption and restore services, with reasonably sufficient granularity and speed to help such public safety answering points and covered public safety entities understand the timing, nature, and scope of reported disruptions to the provision of advanced communications service during times of emergency, including disruptions to the provision of such service to public safety answering points or covered public safety entities; (ii) reflects the status of operations of and disruptions affecting the individual reporting provider’s network during times of emergency and does not reflect the continued provision of advanced communications service using roaming and peering arrangements; and (iii) allows such information to be accessed through a secure internet website; and (D) ensure that providers of advanced communications service are not held liable for outage reports based upon reasonable efforts to identify accurately any such outages as soon as reasonably practicable during times of emergency that may later be determined to have contained inaccurate information. (3) Access and security In issuing the rules required by paragraph (1), the Commission shall ensure that— (A) the information described in paragraph (2)(C) is secured against access by any person not authorized to access such information and that persons authorized to access such information are trained in reasonable security measures to protect such information