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| '''1.''' A Crisis is a [[critical]] [[event]] that may [[impact]] an [[Organization|organization's]] profitability, reputation, or ability to operate. It may not be time-dependent and usually does not deny access to facilities and infrastructure.

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'''Similar Terms''': [[Incident]], [[Disaster]], [[Event]], [[Emergency]], [[Disruptive Events]]

'''Related Terms''': [[Crisis Management]], [[Crisis Management Plan]], [[Crisis Management Planning]], [[Crisis Scenario]], [[Crisis Event]]

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'''2.''' abnormal or extraordinary event or situation that threatens an organization or community and requires a strategic, adaptive and timely response to preserve its viability and integrity

[Source: ISO22361:2022 3.2]

'''Notes (1)''': The event or situation can be highly complex, unstable, and uncertain.

'''Notes (2)''': The event or situation can exceed the response capacity or capability of the [[organization]].

'''Notes (3)''': Given the nature of a crisis, a flexible and dynamic approach is needed in addition to any rehearsed plans and procedures.

'''Notes (4)''': Threats can impact an organization's ability to function, its reputation, its brand, its physical, political, or intellectual property, its organizational structure, and its human, environmental, and economic factors.

'''Notes (5)''': The term "organization" also includes governmental and non-governmental agencies and national authorities in the public sector, non-governmental organizations (NGOs) and charities.

'''3.''' An occurrence and/or perception that threatens the operations, staff, shareholder value, stakeholders, brand, reputation, trust and/or strategic/business goals of an [[organization]].

ISO 22399:2022 Source

'''4.''' abnormal or extraordinary event or situation that threatens an organization or community and requires a strategic, adaptive and timely response to preserve its viability and integrity.

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'''5.''' Any incidents(s), human-caused or natural, require(s) urgent attention and action to protect life, property, or environment.

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'''6.''' A [[critical]] [[event]], which, if not handled in an appropriate manner, may dramatically [[impact]] an [[Organization|organization's]] profitability, reputation, or ability to operate.

('''Source:''' Disaster Recovery Institute International / Disaster Recovery Journal - DRII/DRJ)

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'''7.''' Any global, regional, or local natural or human-caused [[event]] or business interruption that runs the [[risk]] of (1) escalating in intensity, (2) adversely impacting shareholder value or the [[Organization|organization’s]] financial position, (3) causing harm to [[people]] or
damage to property or the environment, (4) falling under close media or government scrutiny, (5) interfering with normal operations and wasting significant management time and/or financial resources, (6) adversely affecting employee morale, or (7) jeopardizing the
[[Organization|organization’s]] reputation, products, or officers, and therefore negatively impacting its future.

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'''8.''' An untoward [[event]] occurring that potentially or actually results in a [[disruption]] to the day-to-day operations of part or the whole of the [[organization]].Management must divert a proportion of their attention, time, energy, and resources away from normal operations to manage this untoward [[event]]. The crisis will and do occur regularly and are usually characterized by being managed by existing internal resources.

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'''9.''' Is a situation where organizations shift from routine to non-routine operation. Management
is required to divert a proportion of their attention, time, energy and resources away from
normal operations in managing this event.

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