In risk management, "criticality" refers to the importance of an asset or process and the potential impact its loss would have—often measured in financial terms. It guides prioritization for protection and recovery planning.
B (Continuity) relates to maintaining operations.
C (Probability) measures likelihood of occurrence.
D (Vulnerability) describes exposure to risk, not financial impact.
[References:, PSP Study Guide – Risk Concepts and Terminology, POA Manual – Asset Valuation and Risk Assessment]
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