Explain recovery risk to your board in five minutes
You have a short slot at a board or leadership meeting and need a decision, not just attention.
- You get
- A five-minute briefing with speaker notes and the three questions the board will likely ask.
- Works in
- ChatGPT
- Claude
- Copilot
- Gemini
Fill in the blanks
A few words each is enough. Leave a blank empty and the assistant will ask you or assume.
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Your prompt0 of 6 filled
Write a five-minute briefing for our board on cyber recovery risk. - Audience: [Board / CEO and CFO / Agency leadership] - What they care about most: [Revenue / Contracts / Reputation / Compliance] - Recovery time today for core systems: [Your estimate] - Cost of an hour of downtime: [Your estimate, or "unknown"] - Last successful full restore test: [Date, or "never"] - The decision I need: [e.g. approve budget for immutable backup] Structure it as: the risk in one sentence, what it would cost, where we stand, what I'm asking for, and what happens if we wait. No jargon. If the downtime cost is unknown, show a two-line way to estimate it. Give me speaker notes and the three questions the board will likely ask, with short answers. Some details above are still in square brackets. Ask me for them before you answer, rather than guessing.
Before you paste
If you don't know the cost of an hour of downtime, work it out first; it's the number boards remember.
Then check the answer
Downtime Cost calculator
The number boards remember
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