Severity Level 4 typically refers to a moderate impact situation that requires attention but does not pose an immediate threat to safety or operations. Issues at this level may cause some disruption but can usually be managed without extensive resources or urgent action. Examples include minor software bugs or non-critical equipment failures. In many organizations, Severity Level 4 incidents are logged for tracking and resolution. They are often prioritized lower than more severe issues, allowing teams to address them during regular maintenance or scheduled updates. This helps ensure that resources are allocated effectively while maintaining overall operational efficiency.