True or False: Continuity Events can be deleted once they are completed and no longer active.

The statement is false because, in many cases, continuity events are retained for compliance reasons, audits, and future reference, even after they are completed and deemed inactive. Organizations typically analyze these events to improve future responses and document lessons learned. Deleting them could lead to a loss of valuable historical data that can inform best practices and help ensure ongoing preparedness.

Although some organizations may have specific policies regarding event retention, the overarching principle in many frameworks is to maintain records of continuity events to support organizational resilience, risk management, and regulatory requirements. Therefore, the emphasis is often on preserving such records rather than deleting them.