Operational Resilience refers to an organization’s ability to continue functioning in the face of disruption. Considerations for Operational Resilience are multi-faceted. They include, but are not limited to, processes, capabilities, behaviors and systems. For example, Operational Resilience is the capability of an organization to still provide its products in the face of unforeseen supply chain disruptions. Equally, the ability for a company to move their data on-premises while their primary cloud service provider suffered a major outage would factor into that company’s level of Operational Resilience.