Yup. If you're running something this critically important on your domain (i.e. pretty much any business doing 7 figure revenue or more), it'd really behoove y

Yup. If you're running something this critically important on your domain (i.e. pretty much any business doing 7 figure revenue or more), it'd really behoove you to switch to a registrar that supports registry lock on your domain. Then you're protected by the procedures at two unrelated business entities.