Creating a menu engineering matrix requires calculating the contribution margin and sales volume of each dish on your menu, and comparing them to the average values of your entire menu. A spreadsheet or software tool can be used for this task. Afterwards, plot the dishes on a four-quadrant matrix, where the horizontal axis represents sales volume and the vertical axis represents contribution margin. Each quadrant corresponds to a different category of dishes: Stars (high contribution margin and high sales volume), Plowhorses (low contribution margin and high sales volume), Puzzles (high contribution margin and low sales volume), and Dogs (low contribution margin and low sales volume). Stars should be highlighted, promoted, and priced competitively; Plowhorses should be priced carefully and positioned strategically; Puzzles should be tested for viability and marketed creatively; Dogs should be eliminated or replaced with more profitable alternatives. Reporting and documenting the incident will help you inform and reassure the stakeholders, as well as provide valuable insights for improving your cloud security posture.