Yes, business continuity management is part of risk management as effective planning and execution is critical to reducing overall enterprise risk. However, since the pandemic, there has been renewed focus at all levels of organizations — not just those evaluating risk — on how prepared the business is to support a wider range of challenges from immediate events such as disaster recovery and ransomware recovery to longer-term realities such as data protection. A key to mitigating risk and boosting business continuity simultaneously is having a system in place that not only captures data but has the intelligence to fine tune operations and remediate, as needed.