3. Identify any vulnerabilities or weaknesses in the asset that would make it susceptible to loss. These vulnerabilities are opportunities for hazard prevention or risk mitigation. Floods can cause serious damage if certain weaknesses are not addressed. Old buildings may not hold up against rising water, and weak drainage systems can make flooding worse. Without flood barriers or emergency supplies, protection is limited. Damaged roads can slow evacuations, and weak flood defenses leave areas vulnerable. Having no backup escape routes or flood insurance makes recovery harder. Low-built houses face a higher risk, and poor emergency planning can leave people unprepared. Without backup power, communication and services can fail, and storing data in risky locations increases the chances of losing important information. Also, weak plans for bouncing back after disasters. Stronger flood protection, emergency plans, and recovery strategies can help reduce these risks