Recommended next steps
1. Confirm accountable risk owners, critical business services, technology dependencies, and executive escalation paths.
2. Review the highest-priority governance and risk findings with a qualified cybersecurity consultant.
3. Validate business continuity, backup restoration, and recovery objectives for critical services.
4. Update the incident-response plan and run an executive cybersecurity tabletop exercise.
5. Track remediation, budgets, ownership, risk acceptance, and evidence-based validation.
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