That sort of scenario preparation takes a lot of time for planning and design to support work-arounds. If the business thinks this is low risk, they won't invest, no matter how significant the scenario could be.
Businesses train and prepare for scenarios that make money, not scenarios that may lose money. I used to do a lot of work related to safety across industries and I can assure you, every business I worked with was only interested in the bare minimum of legally required safety. It was rare to see a business interested in investing resources into things like safety or security vs something that might directly increase their revenue streams.
Businesses train and prepare for scenarios that make money, not scenarios that may lose money. I used to do a lot of work related to safety across industries and I can assure you, every business I worked with was only interested in the bare minimum of legally required safety. It was rare to see a business interested in investing resources into things like safety or security vs something that might directly increase their revenue streams.