Of the following, which is NOT a specific loss criteria that should be considered while developing a BIA?

The correct answer is A. Loss of skilled workers knowledge. A BIA evaluates direct, measurable business impacts from a disruption. Loss in revenue (B), loss in profits (C), and loss in reputation (D) are all recognized, quantifiable impact criteria used to assess harm to the organization. 'Loss of skilled workers' knowledge' (A) is more…

Submitted by kev92· Apr 18, 2026Risk Identification, Monitoring and Analysis

Question

Of the following, which is NOT a specific loss criteria that should be considered while developing a BIA?

Options

ALoss of skilled workers knowledge
BLoss in revenue
CLoss in profits
DLoss in reputation

How the community answered

(36 responses)

A
92% (33)
B
3% (1)
D
6% (2)

Explanation

A BIA evaluates direct, measurable business impacts from a disruption. Loss in revenue (B), loss in profits (C), and loss in reputation (D) are all recognized, quantifiable impact criteria used to assess harm to the organization. 'Loss of skilled workers' knowledge' (A) is more of a risk factor or vulnerability - a contributing cause of impact - rather than a specific loss criteria metric used to measure the business impact itself during a BIA.

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