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In a contingency plan, which risk is one that normally cannot be covered by an insurance policy? A. damage due to disruption by fire B. loss due to injury to staff C. loss due to breach of computer security
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In a contingency plan, which risk is one that normally cannot be covered by an insurance policy?

A.
damage due to disruption by fire
B.
loss due to injury to staff
C.
loss due to breach of computer security
D.
damage due to the leak of a trade secret
E.
loss of property due to theft

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D. Damage due to the leak of a trade secret
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