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Threats related to environmental hazards that might occur in the vicinity of the organization’s facilities: train derailments, plant explosions, chemical spills. Geological Survey Earthquake Hazards Program, and Department of Homeland Security. Threats posed by cyberattacks: ransomware, data theft, and the rest. By creating a funnel.
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