NFPA 1600 - Standard on Continuity, Emergency, and Crisis Management 5.2.2.1: 5.2.2.1 Hazards evaluated across the eight categories from geological to humanitarian

The hazards evaluated are required to include: geological (earthquake, landslide, mudslide, lahar, subsidence, tsunami, volcano); meteorological (drought, extreme temperatures, famine, flood, flash flood, seiche and tidal surge, geomagnetic storm, lightning, wildland fire, wind, and snow, ice, hail, sleet and avalanche); biological (foodborne illness, and infectious, communicable and pandemic disease); accidental human-caused (structure collapse, entrapment, explosion and fire, fuel or resource shortage, hazardous material release, equipment failure, nuclear and radiological incidents, transportation incidents, unavailability of essential employees, water control structure failure, misinformation); intentional human-caused (incendiary fire, bomb threat, civil disturbance, discrimination and harassment, disinformation, kidnapping and extortion, geopolitical risk, missing persons, cybersecurity incidents, product defect or contamination, robbery, theft and fraud, labour disputes, suspicious packages, terrorism, vandalism and sabotage, workplace and school violence, supply chain constraint or failure); technological (interruption or failure of hardware, software and networks, and of utilities); economic and financial (exchange rate change, recession, boycott, theft, fraud, malfeasance or scandal involving currency or goods, loss of a senior executive, failed acquisition or strategic initiative); and humanitarian issues.