Examples of the type of disasters that could happen

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Question 1: Why is it that some organizations do not place enough importance on disaster recovery?

Question 2: What are examples of the type of disasters that could happen?

Question 3: What are some things that might happen to these organizations if one of the disasters actually occurred?

Question 4: What kind of mitigation strategies would you put in place? Support your assertions by citing credible sources.

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