Which of the following is a benefit of conducting an exercise?

The CBCI 7.0 course details that one of the primary benefits of conducting Business Continuity exercises is toconfirm that personnel understand their roles and the authority they possess during an incident. Exercises simulate actual disruption scenarios, allowing participants to practice decision-making, communication, and coordination within their roles. This hands-on engagement reveals gaps in knowledge, clarifies responsibilities, and builds confidence, which are crucial for effective incident management. While exercises contribute to validating BCMS processes and improving task integration, their immediate operational benefit is ensuring personnel readiness and role familiarity. Understanding the BIA requirements or regulatory compliance are indirect benefits but not the core purpose of exercises. Exercises also reinforce the practical application of plans, helping teams to respond efficiently under pressure.