Which of the following could cause disruptions to business continuity?

• Sudden or unexpected increase in demand for products and services: If a business cannot meet a sudden surge in demand, it can lead to operational strain, customer dissatisfaction, and potential loss of market share, disrupting its ability to operate effectively.
• Physical or security issues: Physical damage to facilities, equipment failure, power outages, or security breaches (like cyberattacks or theft) can directly halt operations and prevent a business from functioning.
• Sudden or unexpected crunch in the availability of human or technical resources: A shortage of essential staff (due to illness, strikes, or resignations) or critical technical resources (due to system failures or lack of capacity) can severely impair a business's ability to perform its functions.
• Natural or man-made disasters: Events like floods, earthquakes, fires, pandemics, or acts of terrorism can cause widespread damage, disrupt supply chains, and make it impossible for a business to operate from its usual location or with its usual workforce.

Therefore, all options are correct.

• Sudden or unexpected increase in demand for products and services
• Physical or security issues
• Sudden or unexpected crunch in the availability of human or technical resources
• Natural or man-made disasters