Cyber ​​Security Business Continuity Plan The Cyber ​​Security Department will ensure that the organization has secure and continuous access to the organization's network. Secure access to the network will be available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Secure access will also be available in the event of an emergency. Emergencies will not impede or impair your organization's ability to access the network. Arrangements have been made for emergency access to the network. The IT Security Department will continuously strive to improve its services. “Cyber ​​attacks on a process control network (PCN) pose a risk to the operation” (Henry, 2009, p.223). Uninterrupted and secure access to the organization's network is the top priority of the cybersecurity department. Risk Analysis Network hackers are continually inventing ways to penetrate organizations' computer systems. Their aim is to exploit system vulnerabilities. Hackers are limited only by the activity their minds create. Hackers have the time, ability and experience to perform infratracking of any system. Your organization is responsible for preventing hackers from tracking your system's infrastructure. Organizations continue to be required to plan for hacker attacks. The organization can only be better prepared to defend itself from hackers if it has taken the necessary actions to counter hacker attacks. There remain several ways an organization can prepare to fight hackers. The first step in combating hackers is for the organization to have an excellent understanding of its capabilities and capabilities. Security analytics systems continue to be invented to help organizations in the process of decommissioning paper documents and is also committed to using the latest technology and methodology to maintain and manage the organization's network. Emergencies will not disrupt the operation of your organization's network. The network will always remain available. The protection and continuous operation of the network is the top priority for the cybersecurity department. The information security department will protect the organization's network with the best interest of the organization as a principle. Works Cited (2005). Report from the Director of Safety. IOMA, (ISSUE 05-1), 3.Henry, M.H. and Haimes, Y.Y. (2009). A comprehensive network security risk model for the process control network. Risk Analysis: An International Journal, 29 (issue 2), 26.McGee, A. R., Vasireddy, S. R., & Xie, C. (2004). A framework for ensuring network security. Bell Labs Technical Journal, 8 (issue 4), 21.