ISC2 Certified in Cybersecurity (CC) Practice Question

A business continuity plan exists so that an organization can keep its most critical functions running at a predefined, acceptable level even when a disruptive event occurs. This availability protects revenue, reputation, and stakeholder confidence. Merely eliminating every threat is impossible, so the plan does not remove the likelihood of disruption. It also addresses far more than the physical replacement of IT hardware, covering people, processes, and facilities. While the plan can help demonstrate compliance, its primary purpose is operational resilience rather than paperwork.