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Managing residual risk is similar to deciding how much of a deductible you are willing to accept in buying auto insurance. And in some cases, just as with car insurance, companies might be paying more for risk mitigation than they really need, if they have a relatively high risk tolerance.)
Second, using the risk maturity model pays. Over time, we see risks go down, the number of outages decrease, and insurance and other costs decrease. There’s nothing better than to go through the different of your company and be able to show how you reduced risk in that area.
Second, using the risk maturity model pays. Over time, we see risks go down, the number of outages decrease, and insurance and other costs decrease. There’s nothing better than to go through the different of your company and be able to show how you reduced risk in that area.
Another is through gaining insurance coverage without increasing the premium from the provider. Business continuity is an investment in riskreduction and organizational resilience. You can then use the Utility of your BCM program to effectively calculate the ROI of your program.
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