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SayPro Submit a departmental continuity improvement proposal
SayPro
Departmental Continuity Improvement Proposal
Department Information
Department Name: Date of Submission: Submitted By: Position:
1. Background and Purpose
Provide a brief overview of the current state of business continuity within the department and the purpose of the proposed improvements.
2. Identified Gaps or Challenges
Describe any weaknesses, risks, or challenges currently affecting continuity efforts in the department.
3. Proposed Improvements
Detail the specific actions, initiatives, or changes you propose to enhance the department’s continuity readiness and response capabilities.
4. Expected Benefits
Outline the anticipated benefits, such as improved recovery times, enhanced communication, reduced risks, or increased operational resilience.
5. Resource Requirements
List any resources needed to implement the proposed improvements, including personnel, budget, technology, or training.
6. Implementation Timeline
Provide a tentative schedule for rolling out the proposed improvements, including key milestones.
7. Monitoring and Evaluation
Explain how the success of the improvements will be measured and monitored over time.
8. Approval and Support
Recommended By: Position: Signature: Date: Approved By: Position: Signature: Date: -
SayPro Participation in one mandatory online continuity Q&A forum
SayPro
Participation in Mandatory Online Business Continuity Q&A Forum
Employee Information
Full Name: Employee ID: Department: Job Title:
Forum Details
Forum Title: Date of Participation: Duration: Facilitator/Moderator: Business Continuity Q&A Forum
Summary of Participation
I, the undersigned, confirm that I have actively participated in the mandatory online Business Continuity Q&A Forum hosted by SayPro. During the session, I engaged with continuity experts and colleagues to clarify questions, share experiences, and deepen my understanding of SayPro’s business continuity strategies and protocols.
Employee Acknowledgment
I understand the importance of business continuity and commit to applying the insights gained from the forum to support SayPro’s operational resilience.
Employee Signature: ___________________________
Date: ___________________________
Facilitator Confirmation
I confirm that the above-named employee participated in the online Q&A forum.
Facilitator Name: ___________________________
Signature: ___________________________
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SayPro Completion of continuity procedures awareness training module
SayPro
Completion of Continuity Procedures Awareness Training Module
Employee Information
Full Name: Employee ID: Department: Job Title:
Training Module Details
Module Title: Date Completed: Trainer/Facilitator: Duration: Business Continuity Procedures Awareness
Training Summary
This module provides an overview of SayPro’s business continuity procedures, including:
- Understanding business continuity concepts
- Roles and responsibilities during disruptions
- Communication protocols
- Incident response and recovery steps
- Reporting and documentation requirements
Employee Acknowledgment
I hereby confirm that I have successfully completed the Continuity Procedures Awareness Training Module provided by SayPro. I understand the importance of these procedures and commit to applying the knowledge gained to ensure the resilience of SayPro’s operations.
Employee Signature: ___________________________
Date: ___________________________
Trainer/Facilitator Confirmation
I confirm that the above-named employee has completed the training module as part of SayPro’s ongoing preparedness program.
Trainer/Facilitator Name: ___________________________
Signature: ___________________________
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SayPro Upload and review of updated business continuity plans
SayPro
Upload and Review of Updated Business Continuity Plans
Purpose
To establish a standardized procedure for uploading, reviewing, and approving updated Business Continuity Plans (BCPs) to maintain organizational readiness and compliance.
1. Submission of Updated Plans
- Responsible Parties: Department Heads, Business Continuity Coordinators
- Process:
- Departments update their respective Business Continuity Plans according to the latest guidelines and feedback.
- Completed plans must be submitted electronically via the designated SayPro BCP Management Portal or shared via the official SayPro secure intranet folder.
2. Upload Procedure
- Step 1: Verify the document format (PDF/Word) and naming convention (e.g., BCP_[Department]_[YYYYMMDD].pdf).
- Step 2: Upload the updated BCP to the designated SayPro central repository, ensuring proper tagging with department name and version number.
- Step 3: Notify the SayPro Strategic Planning Office (SPO) via email with a link to the uploaded document and a brief summary of major changes.
3. Review Process
- Initial Review:
- Conducted by the SayPro SPO team for completeness, compliance, and alignment with overall organizational continuity strategy.
- Use a standardized checklist covering critical elements such as risk assessment, recovery strategies, communication protocols, and roles/responsibilities.
- Departmental Follow-Up:
- Feedback and required amendments are communicated to the originating department for revisions.
- Revised documents are resubmitted and re-reviewed as needed.
4. Approval and Finalization
- Once the plan meets all criteria, the SayPro SPO formally approves the updated BCP.
- The approved document version is archived in the official SayPro Business Continuity Plan database.
- A notification of approval and updated plan availability is sent to all relevant stakeholders.
5. Communication and Training
- Communicate updates and key changes to all employees and stakeholders through newsletters, workshops, or department meetings.
- Schedule refresher training sessions for teams affected by the updates.
6. Documentation and Record-Keeping
- Maintain records of submission dates, reviewer comments, approval dates, and version history for audit and compliance purposes.
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SayPro Q2 Business Continuity Compliance Tracker
SayPro
Q2 Business Continuity Compliance Tracker
Period: April 1, 2025 – June 30, 2025
Department Compliance Area Required Activity/Task Due Date Status (✔/✘/In Progress) Responsible Person Comments/Notes Human Resources Emergency Contact Update Collect and verify updated emergency contacts April 15, 2025 IT & Security System Backup Verification Perform and verify system backups Monthly Operations Continuity Plan Review Review and update departmental continuity plan May 10, 2025 Finance Financial Contingency Procedures Test financial transaction recovery processes June 1, 2025 Marketing & Comm. Crisis Communication Drill Conduct simulated communication drill April 30, 2025 Sales Client Communication Protocol Review Ensure updated protocols are in place May 20, 2025 Customer Support Support Systems Accessibility Test support system failover procedures Monthly Legal & Compliance Compliance Documentation Submit compliance reports June 15, 2025 All Departments Continuity Training Completion Confirm all staff completed required training June 30, 2025
Instructions:
- Status: Mark ✔ if completed, ✘ if not completed, or “In Progress” as applicable.
- Responsible Person: Indicate who is accountable for the task.
- Comments/Notes: Use for any relevant remarks, challenges, or follow-up actions.
Summary:
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SayPro Staff Sign-off on Continuity Training Completion
SayPro
Staff Sign-Off on Continuity Training Completion
Employee Information
Full Name: Employee ID: Department: Job Title:
Training Details
Training Title: Date of Training: Trainer/Facilitator: Business Continuity Training
Acknowledgment
I, the undersigned, acknowledge that I have completed the SayPro Business Continuity Training on the date indicated above. I understand the importance of business continuity procedures and agree to comply with SayPro’s policies and guidelines to ensure operational resilience.
I commit to applying the knowledge gained to support SayPro’s readiness and response during disruptions.
Employee Signature: ___________________________
Date: ___________________________
Trainer/Facilitator Confirmation
I confirm that the above-named employee has completed the Business Continuity Training as part of SayPro’s ongoing preparedness initiatives.
Trainer/Facilitator Name: ___________________________
Signature: ___________________________
Date: ___________________________
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SayPro Generate 100 business continuity indicators and risk triggers for SayPro departments
SayPro Business Continuity Indicators and Risk Triggers
General Indicators (All Departments)
- Unexpected absence of key personnel
- Prolonged power outage (>30 minutes)
- Network or internet downtime (>15 minutes)
- System or application crashes affecting operations
- Cybersecurity incidents (breaches, malware detected)
- Physical security breach at any facility
- Severe weather alerts impacting operations
- Health emergencies or disease outbreaks among staff
- Supply chain delays or disruptions
- Communication failures between teams
- Regulatory compliance issues identified
- Loss of access to critical systems or data
- High employee absenteeism (>20%)
- Unplanned closure of primary office location
- Failure of backup IT systems or data recovery
- Negative media or social media attention
- Financial irregularities impacting budgets
- Loss or corruption of backup data
- Sudden requirement for remote work
- Failure of a third-party service provider
IT & Technology
- Server downtime exceeding threshold
- Data center power failure
- Increase in cyber attack attempts
- Unauthorized access attempts detected
- Loss of cloud services connectivity
- Delayed or failed system updates
- Failure during disaster recovery tests
- Data storage capacity nearing maximum
- Network latency or connectivity issues
- Loss of remote access tools
Human Resources
- Key HR personnel unavailable
- Incomplete employee contact information
- Lack of staff awareness of continuity plans
- Delays in payroll processing
- Increased employee grievances or stress indicators
- Insufficient continuity training for employees
- High turnover rates post-disruption
- Non-compliance with labor laws during crisis
- Failure to maintain employee health and safety
- Ineffective communication during emergencies
Operations
- Critical machinery or equipment failure
- Disrupted supply chain or logistics
- Inability to meet delivery deadlines
- Shortage of key raw materials
- Increased operational costs during crisis
- Loss of access to operational sites
- Reduced production output below baseline
- Delays in product shipment
- Safety violations during emergency operations
- Maintenance backlog growing
Finance
- Disruption to cash flow
- Delayed payments to vendors
- Suspicious financial activity detected
- Budget overruns due to emergency expenses
- Transaction processing failures
- Loss of access to financial records
- Delayed financial reporting
- Fines due to regulatory breaches
- Unexpected audit findings
- Increased insurance claims
Marketing & Communications
- Failure to communicate internally about disruption
- Spike in negative customer feedback
- Delayed or inaccurate public messaging
- Loss of access to marketing platforms
- Breakdown in customer communication channels
- Increased volume of customer complaints
- Failure to manage brand reputation
- Delay or cancellation of campaigns
- Inability to update websites or portals
- Reduced marketing budget availability
Sales
- Significant drop in sales volume
- Loss of key client contacts
- Sales channel disruptions
- Failure to process orders or payments
- Increased customer churn
- Delayed product delivery
- Reduced sales team availability
- Inability to conduct client meetings
- Loss of competitive positioning
- Contractual non-compliance
Customer Support
- Increased call wait times
- Loss of access to support systems
- Backlog of unresolved tickets
- Failure to provide timely updates
- Loss of multi-channel support capabilities
- Decline in customer satisfaction scores
- Understaffing during peak disruption
- Lack of escalation procedures
- Missed service level agreements
- Disrupted knowledge base access
Legal & Compliance
- Increased regulatory scrutiny
- Breach of contracts
- Data privacy violations
- Litigation risks rising
- Delayed contract renewals
- Unavailability of legal advisors
- Occupational health and safety non-compliance
- Failure to document continuity actions
- Policy violations during crisis
- Non-compliance with industry standards
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SayPro Generate 100 business continuity indicators and risk triggers for SayPro departments
SayPro: 100 Business Continuity Indicators & Risk Triggers by Department
General Indicators (Applicable to All Departments)
- Sudden loss of key personnel availability
- Power outage lasting more than 30 minutes
- Network or internet downtime exceeding 15 minutes
- Critical system failure or crash
- Cybersecurity breach or attempted hacking
- Physical security breach in office premises
- Natural disaster alerts (flood, storm, fire, earthquake)
- Pandemic or health-related outbreak within workforce
- Delays or failures in supply chain deliveries
- Communication breakdown between departments
- Non-compliance with regulatory requirements
- Equipment failure affecting core operations
- Sudden increase in absenteeism rate (>20%)
- Unavailability of primary office location
- Software updates causing operational downtime
- Negative media coverage affecting reputation
- Financial irregularities impacting budgets
- Loss or corruption of critical data backups
- Unplanned remote work requirements exceeding 3 days
- Failure of third-party service providers
IT & Technology Department
- Server downtime exceeding 10 minutes
- Failure of backup power for data centers
- Increase in phishing or malware attacks
- Unauthorized access attempts to critical systems
- Loss of cloud service connectivity
- Delayed software patch deployments
- Failure of disaster recovery test
- Data center physical security breach
- High latency or degraded network performance
- Storage capacity reaching 90% utilization
Human Resources Department
- Key HR staff absence during crisis
- Surge in employee complaints or grievances
- Failure to communicate continuity plans to staff
- Inability to contact employees during emergency
- Incomplete employee emergency contact lists
- Inadequate training on business continuity procedures
- Delayed payroll processing during disruptions
- Lack of mental health support resources
- High turnover rate following a disruption
- Non-compliance with labor regulations during crisis
Operations Department
- Critical machinery breakdown
- Disruption in supply chain or logistics
- Inability to meet client deadlines
- Unavailability of key raw materials
- Increased operational costs due to contingency measures
- Loss of access to operational facilities
- Decreased production output below threshold
- Delayed shipment or delivery of goods
- Failure to comply with safety regulations
- Equipment maintenance backlog increases
Finance Department
- Cash flow interruptions
- Delayed vendor payments affecting supply continuity
- Fraud detection alerts
- Sudden unexpected budget overruns
- Inability to process transactions due to system issues
- Loss of access to financial records
- Delayed financial reporting during crisis
- Regulatory non-compliance fines
- Unexpected audit findings during disruption
- Increased cost of risk mitigation efforts
Marketing & Communications Department
- Failure to communicate crisis updates internally
- Negative social media sentiment spikes
- Inaccurate or delayed public messaging
- Loss of access to digital marketing platforms
- Breakdown in communication with clients
- Increased volume of customer complaints
- Failure to manage brand reputation during crisis
- Delay in campaign launches due to disruptions
- Inability to update website or customer portals
- Reduced marketing budget availability
Sales Department
- Sudden drop in sales volume (>15%)
- Loss of key client contacts
- Disruption of sales channels (online or offline)
- Failure to process orders or payments
- Increased customer churn rate
- Delayed product delivery affecting customer satisfaction
- Reduced sales team availability during crisis
- Inability to conduct client meetings or demos
- Loss of competitive advantage due to downtime
- Non-compliance with sales contracts or SLAs
Customer Support Department
- Increased call wait times beyond acceptable limits
- Inability to access customer support systems
- High volume of unresolved customer tickets
- Failure to provide timely updates to customers
- Loss of multi-channel support capabilities
- Negative customer satisfaction scores
- Inadequate staffing during peak disruption periods
- Lack of escalation protocols during crisis
- Failure to maintain service level agreements (SLAs)
- Disruption to knowledge base or help resources
Legal & Compliance Department
- Increased regulatory inquiries or inspections
- Breach of contractual obligations
- Failure to comply with data protection laws
- Legal disputes arising from disruption impacts
- Delay in contract renewals or negotiations
- Unavailability of legal counsel during emergencies
- Non-compliance with occupational health and safety regulations
- Increased risk of litigation due to service interruptions
- Failure to document continuity actions properly
- Violations of internal policies during crisis
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SayPro List 100 questions employees may ask about SayPro’s continuity strategies
SayPro: 100 Employee Questions About Business Continuity Strategies
- What is SayPro’s business continuity plan (BCP)?
- Why is business continuity important for SayPro?
- Who is responsible for managing the continuity plan?
- How often is the business continuity plan reviewed and updated?
- How will I be notified if there is a business disruption?
- What should I do if there is an emergency at the office?
- Does SayPro have an evacuation plan?
- Are there specific roles assigned to employees during a crisis?
- How will SayPro support employees working remotely during a disruption?
- What technology tools will I need during an emergency?
- Will I receive training on the business continuity plan?
- How will continuity plans affect my daily work?
- What if I cannot access the office due to unforeseen events?
- How do I report a business disruption or incident?
- Who do I contact if I have questions about continuity procedures?
- Will my department have a specific continuity plan?
- How does SayPro ensure data security during disruptions?
- What backup systems are in place for IT failures?
- What happens if internet access is lost at my work location?
- Does SayPro have alternate office locations if the main office is inaccessible?
- How does SayPro handle communication during an emergency?
- Are there drills or simulations for business continuity?
- What are the key risks that SayPro prepares for?
- How long can SayPro operate without its primary systems?
- What support is available for employees who need to work from home?
- How do we maintain client communication during disruptions?
- What happens if critical vendors fail to deliver services?
- How are critical business functions prioritized during a disruption?
- How will I know if my role changes during a crisis?
- What resources are available to help me understand the continuity plan?
- Is there a list of emergency contacts I should have?
- How does SayPro handle medical emergencies during work hours?
- What steps does SayPro take to prevent disruptions?
- What is the process for recovering lost data?
- Can I access business systems from personal devices if needed?
- How is confidentiality maintained during emergency operations?
- What training materials are available on continuity protocols?
- How often are continuity plans tested?
- How will management keep us updated during a crisis?
- Who authorizes the activation of the continuity plan?
- Can I volunteer to assist during an emergency?
- What personal safety measures should I follow at work?
- Does SayPro provide emergency supplies or kits?
- What if I am unable to work due to a personal emergency during a disruption?
- How does SayPro handle communication with external partners during downtime?
- Are there provisions for mental health support during crises?
- What documentation should I keep handy in case of emergency?
- How do we ensure smooth payroll processing during disruptions?
- What happens to ongoing projects during a business interruption?
- How is SayPro’s continuity plan aligned with legal and compliance requirements?
- Can I access the business continuity plan document?
- Are there specific guidelines for cybersecurity during disruptions?
- How are new employees trained on continuity procedures?
- What is expected of me if I’m working remotely during an emergency?
- How does SayPro ensure continuity for client-facing services?
- Who monitors the status of the business during a crisis?
- What happens if communication networks go down?
- Are there backup power sources to keep critical operations running?
- How do we handle IT system failures in the middle of work?
- Does SayPro have agreements with alternate service providers?
- What is the process for reporting IT incidents?
- How are employees informed about changes in the continuity plan?
- How long does it take to return to normal operations after a disruption?
- What role does the Human Resources department play during emergencies?
- What security measures are in place during remote work?
- How does SayPro handle media inquiries during a crisis?
- What contingency plans exist for critical suppliers?
- Are there guidelines for using personal devices securely during disruptions?
- What is the chain of command during a business interruption?
- What tools are used for internal communication during emergencies?
- How is employee attendance tracked if working remotely?
- What are the consequences of not following continuity procedures?
- How can I provide feedback on the continuity plan?
- How does SayPro ensure accessibility for employees with disabilities during emergencies?
- Are there specific plans for natural disasters like floods or storms?
- How are cyber-attacks handled in the continuity plan?
- What measures exist to protect sensitive data during disruptions?
- How does SayPro manage changes in workload during continuity events?
- How are remote meetings managed during an emergency?
- Is there a hotline or emergency number to call for immediate help?
- Can I access training on business continuity online?
- What is the role of department heads in business continuity?
- How is continuity integrated into daily operations?
- How are critical deadlines managed during disruptions?
- What happens if I lose access to work email?
- Are there policies for flexible working hours during disruptions?
- How do we handle physical security of the office during a crisis?
- Are there provisions for temporary relocation of staff?
- How are contractors or third parties involved in continuity plans?
- What steps are taken to maintain financial operations during disruptions?
- How do we prioritize tasks during reduced capacity?
- What happens to confidential information during business interruptions?
- How often should I review the continuity procedures?
- What technology support is available for remote workers?
- How do I prepare my workspace for continuity readiness?
- What is SayPro’s policy on personal data during emergencies?
- How will feedback from drills be used to improve the plan?
- Can employees request special accommodations during emergencies?
- How does SayPro coordinate with emergency services?
- Where can I find additional resources or contacts related to business continuity?
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SayPro Departmental Continuity Procedure Plan
SayPro: 100 Business Continuity Indicators & Risk Triggers by Department
# Indicator / Risk Trigger Department(s) Affected 1 Sudden spike in employee absenteeism All 2 Repeated power outages Facilities / IT 3 Slow or unstable internet connectivity IT / Marketing / Admin 4 Delay in vendor deliveries Procurement / Operations 5 Increase in customer complaints Customer Service / Sales 6 IT system performance degradation IT 7 Unplanned downtime of critical software IT / Operations 8 Increase in cybersecurity alerts IT / Security 9 Missed project deadlines Project Management / All 10 Frequent hardware failures IT / Facilities 11 Unexpected resignations of key staff HR / Operations 12 Non-compliance with regulatory deadlines Compliance / Legal 13 Unavailability of backup power Facilities 14 Incomplete employee training on continuity plans HR / All 15 Communication breakdowns between departments All 16 Unresolved IT helpdesk tickets over 48 hours IT 17 Supplier financial instability Procurement 18 Fluctuations in cash flow impacting payments Finance 19 Physical security breaches Security 20 Delay in contract approvals Legal / Procurement 21 Network latency beyond threshold IT 22 Low participation in business continuity training HR / All 23 High turnover in critical operational roles HR / Operations 24 Discrepancies in inventory records Procurement / Operations 25 Data backup failures or missed backups IT 26 Failure to update business continuity plans Strategic Planning / All 27 Increase in system login failures IT 28 Unavailability of key leadership during crisis Executive / All 29 Rising incidents of workplace injuries Health & Safety 30 Failure to meet safety audit requirements Health & Safety 31 Low employee morale affecting productivity HR / All 32 Poor vendor performance or delays Procurement / Operations 33 Frequent changes in regulatory environment Compliance / Legal 34 Increase in fraudulent activity alerts Finance / Security 35 Delayed financial reporting Finance 36 Discrepancies in payroll processing HR / Finance 37 Incomplete or outdated contact lists for key personnel All 38 Inadequate physical access controls Security 39 Failure to conduct regular fire drills Facilities / Health & Safety 40 Low attendance in emergency response drills All 41 Insufficient stock of critical office or operational supplies Procurement / Operations 42 Incomplete incident logs or reports All 43 Delay in IT patch management IT 44 Inconsistent application of remote working policies HR / IT 45 High volume of unresolved customer issues Customer Service 46 Lack of alternate workspace plans Facilities / Operations 47 Failure of fire suppression or alarm systems Facilities / Health & Safety 48 Significant delays in onboarding new employees HR 49 Insufficient cross-training for critical roles HR / Operations 50 Unavailability of up-to-date risk assessments Strategic Planning / Risk 51 Excessive overtime indicating understaffing HR / Operations 52 Unaddressed audit findings Compliance / Finance 53 Incomplete documentation of business processes Strategic Planning / All 54 Low engagement in continuity communication platforms All 55 Fluctuations in critical IT system resource usage IT 56 Increase in reported phishing attempts IT / Security 57 Delays in invoice processing Finance 58 Recurring conflicts within teams HR / All 59 Loss of internet service for more than 30 minutes IT 60 Failure to comply with data privacy regulations Compliance / IT 61 Unscheduled facility maintenance Facilities 62 Increased absenteeism due to health outbreaks HR / Health & Safety 63 Failure to conduct regular IT security audits IT / Security 64 Inadequate documentation of remote work setups IT / HR 65 Missing or outdated contact info for emergency services Facilities / Security 66 Failure to escalate critical incidents in a timely manner All 67 Significant increase in helpdesk requests IT 68 Loss of access to cloud-based systems IT 69 Delay in vendor contract renewals Procurement 70 Physical damage to office or data center Facilities / IT 71 Failure of critical telephony systems IT 72 Lack of clear roles and responsibilities during incidents All 73 Unavailability of business continuity plan during audit Strategic Planning / Risk 74 Delayed response to critical IT alerts IT 75 Lack of automated monitoring on critical systems IT 76 Significant staff turnover in security department Security 77 Unauthorized access attempts to restricted areas Security 78 Lack of spare equipment for critical IT infrastructure IT 79 Frequent changes in project scope affecting timelines Project Management 80 Insufficient budget allocated for business continuity Finance / Strategic Planning 81 Absence of documented recovery time objectives (RTOs) Strategic Planning / IT 82 Failure to test disaster recovery plans annually IT / Strategic Planning 83 Incomplete communication trees for crisis notification Strategic Planning / HR 84 Lack of awareness of business continuity roles among staff HR / Strategic Planning 85 Slow incident reporting from frontline teams All 86 Failure to secure physical IT assets Security / IT 87 Delays in payroll due to system outages Finance / IT 88 Absence of alternative communication methods IT / Facilities 89 Insufficient insurance coverage for critical assets Finance / Risk Management 90 Delay in escalation of vendor issues Procurement / Operations 91 Non-compliance with health and safety protocols Health & Safety 92 Failure to conduct periodic reviews of critical suppliers Procurement 93 Incomplete logs of IT incidents IT 94 Delay in patching known vulnerabilities IT / Security 95 Insufficient training on cyber awareness HR / IT 96 Inability to operate core systems from alternate locations IT / Facilities 97 Insufficient documentation of vendor risk management Procurement / Risk 98 Poorly maintained emergency exits and signage Facilities / Health & Safety 99 Delay in updating risk registers Risk / Strategic Planning 100 Lack of employee feedback mechanisms on continuity plans HR / Strategic Planning