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Anna35 [415]
1 year ago
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If a computer virus spreads rapidly through a company's computer system and threatens to shut down all internal and external lin

es of communication, the company will likely put a(n) ________ into effect
Business
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lorasvet [3.4K]1 year ago
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If a computer virus spreads rapidly through a company's computer system and threatens to shut down all internal and external lines of communication, the company will likely put a contingency <span>plan into effect. 
</span>A contingency <span>plan is part of the risk management that deals with risks that</span> have catastrophic consequences. In this case the computer virus is a risk with catastrophic consequences: shut down communication. 
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