Which of the following is NOT determined by a BIA?

The correct choice highlights that strategies for enhancing business functions are not directly determined by a Business Impact Analysis (BIA). A BIA primarily focuses on understanding the critical functions of an organization and assessing the impact that disruptions can have on these functions.

The BIA identifies recovery objectives, which include acceptable downtimes and resource requirements for key business processes, making the second choice relevant to the BIA's purpose. Additionally, it evaluates the impact of various business risks to understand how these risks could affect operations and overall business continuity, which aligns with the third choice.

While the BIA informs decision-making and provides crucial data that can influence how organizations might enhance their business functions, the direct strategies for enhancement are usually developed separately during the business continuity planning process, which takes into account various factors beyond those evaluated in a BIA. Criteria for assessing organizational performance may also be influenced by insights gained from a BIA but are generally not a determination of the BIA itself.