Which questions should be considered when planning cyber continuity and response? Select ALL that apply.

### Why this is right - **Which systems and services must keep running during a breach?** is correct because business continuity planning identifies what the organisation needs to continue operating. - **Who is responsible for updating policies and aligning them with procedures?** is correct because responsibilities and governance must be clear. - **How will the organisation communicate if systems go down?** is correct because response planning includes communication during disruption. ### The concept The closing prompts in the document ask organisations to consider risk priorities, staff skills, continuity, policies, communication, monitoring, and audits. These are practical questions that connect strategy to readiness. Planning should account for disrupted technology and the needs of clients and staff. ### The other options - **D. Can the organisation guarantee that no breach will ever happen?**: the source says complete prevention cannot be guaranteed; the practical task is preparation and risk reduction. ### Terms - **Business continuity**: arrangements for maintaining important services during disruption. - **Policy**: a formal organisational statement that guides decisions or conduct. ### Remember Plan for what must continue and how people will coordinate when systems are unavailable.