Risk treatment is a fundamental phase within the risk management process, focusing on how identified risks will be managed to reduce their potential impact or likelihood. The CBCI 7.0 course clarifies that risk treatment involves selecting and implementing measures to either prevent risks from occurring or to minimize their adverse effects on the organization. This step is critical to building resilience, as it directly influences the mitigation of unacceptable risks that could disrupt key business activities. While assigning responsibility, scoring risks, and reporting are important supporting actions, the core purpose of risk treatment is to apply controls and strategies that reduce risk exposure effectively, thereby enhancing continuity readiness.