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Liniking the risk assessment with business continuity management

I've read a lot about BCM but uptil now I cant link the risk assessment step with the business continuity management. To make it more clear what if I bypass the risk assessment step from the bcm lifecycle, what is the adverse effect that will take place or what will be the defect in my BCP?

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DejanK Jan 12, 2016

Answer: The purpose of the risk assessment is to identify which incidents can happen to your company. Therefore, if you didn't perform the risk assessment and started writing your business continuity plans, then you have a high chances of not covering all major incidents in your response plans.

Further, the purpose of business continuity management is to prevent some of the incidents. If you didn't know which incidents could happen, how will you be able to prevent them?

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