Risk is a persistent and pervasive aspect of today’s business climate. In the past several years, companies have learned the difficult lesson that if a cyberthreat or ransomware attack didn’t shut down the organization for days, weeks or even months, a fire, hurricane or pandemic certainly could. No matter the industry sector or supply chain complexity, companies discovered rather quickly just how vulnerable they are. This is why it’s important for organizations to understand the potential impacts these catastrophic events can have on critical processes, people and technology, and then plan accordingly to mitigate physical and financial damage to get back to business quickly.