Business Consequence Triage (BCT)
These are documented examples of what can happen when a small business operates without proper operational isolation.
Every one of these scenarios is addressed in the RuleDraft Small Business Isolation Manual.
BCT-01: Unauthorized access to your business accounts
✓ Covered in Phase 2, Section 2BCT-02: Criminals taking control of your business records or company
✓ Covered in Phase 4, Section 3BCT-03: Your business information being collected and sold without your knowledge
✓ Covered in Phase 1, Section 5BCT-04: Business identity theft and fraudulent credit opened in your company's name
✓ Covered in Phase 4, Section 2BCT-05: Your website or domain being hijacked
✓ Covered in Phase 2, Section 3BCT-06: Business communications being intercepted or customer information exposed
✓ Covered in Phase 3, Section 4BCT-07: Internet providers or third parties tracking your business activity
✓ Covered in Phase 2, Section 5BCT-08: Customer payments being redirected or stolen
✓ Covered in Phase 4, Section 6BCT-09: Public records being used against your business
✓ Covered in Phase 4, Section 1BCT-10: Theft of business files, documents, or intellectual property
✓ Covered in Phase 2, Section 1BCT-11: Government or licensing records exposing your business infrastructure
✓ Covered in Phase 4, Section 4BCT-12: Hardware being intercepted or tampered with before it reaches you
✓ Covered in Phase 3, Section 2BCT-13: A single leaked password leading to multiple business compromises
✓ Covered in Phase 1, Section 2BCT-14: Criminals extorting your business or locking you out of critical assets
✓ Covered in Phase 1, Section 3BCT-15: Third-party software exposing your internal systems
✓ Covered in Phase 2, Section 4BCT-16: Criminals mapping your business infrastructure to identify vulnerabilities
✓ Covered in Phase 3, Section 1
