6. Your Task: Revised this poorly written message using the techniques covered in the chapters, assignments, and lectures. Address the message to the contact person to whom the start file is addressed. Use the Direct Request method. Set the questions in a bulleted list and organize them logically. Include necessary contact information. (Pierce College address and phone number may be used.) 6201 Winnetka Ave. Woodland Hills, CA 91371 818-710-4100 Follow instructions in the box above. SUGGESTION: Before you start typing, read the message carefully. Reading the message aloud improves my comprehension; I suggest students do the same. In addition, the document reads like an unrevised first draft and presents information haphazardly. Date: xx/xx/2022 To: s.b.abramyan@firstandlastsecurity.com From: pat.b.rollins@gmail.com Subject: Dear Sir: I am an office manager at a small accounting office, and I am worried about protecting clients' financial information. Your website (firstandlastsecurity.com) looks quite promising but I found it overwhelming. I could not find answers to my specific questions, so I am writing this message to ask them. Could you call me within the next two days? I'm usually with clients until 5 PM most days and try to leave the office at 8 PM. First, as I mentioned, my account office is small. Do you have experience in working with small accounting offices? We may already have experienced a security breach. When you investigate, if you find out that financial privacy laws have been broken, do you report them to government agencies immediately? We're really extremely interested in how you investigate an incident that may have taken place. If you discover a privacy breach, do you help your client make notification to his clients who are affected? Additionally, are you discreet about it? I look forward to hearing from you. Pat Rollins, CPA [Full contact information required)