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Use · Risk & continuity

Prioritize risk & continuity

“What must recover first, and where is our exposure?”

Recovery order and data sensitivity already sit on every record. Sorting by them turns continuity planning from a workshop into a query, and settles the priority before an audit or outage settles it for you.

How to run it
  1. Sort by recovery tier to read the restore order.
  2. Filter to the most sensitive classifications.
  3. Reconcile the result against the DR and security registers.
What you're looking for

Tier-1 systems missing from the DR plan, and restricted data sitting on systems no one had flagged.

The decision

A ranked continuity order and a security-attention shortlist.

A worked example

Filter to your most sensitive classification and a research system holding restricted data appears that never made the DR plan. Sorted by recovery tier, it belonged near the top. The gap becomes a work item now, not a finding after an incident.

Try it: open the catalog By criticality view →
Open it in the model: By criticality + By sensitivity →
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