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Mitigation activities progressed satisfactorily. AAFC started the development of a foundational Information Management/Information Technology (IM/IT) architecture with the main emphasis on security architecture. It also advanced its portfolio project management practices as per Treasury Board Secretariat standards, which included a foundational costing model for shared application support services. AAFC reviewed its IT policy instruments and developed new ones where gaps existed. IM/IT disaster recovery options related to business continuity and critical business services for 0-48 hours recovery were approved, and work began on developing the implementation plan. [Risk] 
System/Technology Sufficiency Evolving business priorities and processes may not be adequately supported if applications investments are not made in a strategic manner using modern application development tools. This could result in infrastructure failure or incapacity to integrate information to facilitate decision making.
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