A business can perform a better impact assessment by first identifying potential threats and risks. This could include data loss, cyberattacks, malware and viruses, network and internet disruptions, and others. Once these threats are identified, the business should conduct a business impact analysis to understand the potential effects of these threats. This analysis should include identifying essential functions, vital records, and resources. The business should also have a risk assessment and management plan in place. Finally, the business continuity plan should be embedded in the organization's culture to ensure its effectiveness.

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One of the first steps in planning for business continuity is identifying potential threats. Use this slide to list them all. The threats may include: data loss, cyberattacks, malware and viruses, network and internet disruptions and others. With this slide, communicate your plan for business resilience. Some of the key items to include here are: business impact analysis, essential functions, vital records and resources plan, risk assessment and management plan. Using this slide, deliver the analysis of your business' continuity management lifecycle, which includes the evaluation of program management, determining the business continuity plan (BCP) and embedding it in the organization's culture.

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The steps in the business continuity management lifecycle typically include: 1) Identifying potential threats, 2) Conducting a business impact analysis, 3) Identifying essential functions and vital resources, 4) Conducting a risk assessment and creating a management plan, 5) Developing a business continuity plan (BCP), and 6) Embedding the BCP in the organization's culture.

A business can effectively manage its risks by identifying potential threats, conducting a business impact analysis, planning for essential functions, creating a vital records and resources plan, and developing a risk assessment and management plan. It's also important to evaluate the business continuity management lifecycle, which includes program management, determining the business continuity plan (BCP), and embedding it in the organization's culture.

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