In a change management process, what is the purpose of Verification and Audit?

The correct answer is B. Verify that newly applied changes don't break anything. In change management, Verification and Audit (also called testing and validation) ensures that after a change is implemented, the system still functions as expected and no regressions or unintended side effects were introduced. Option A describes a change request process…

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Options

ARequest changes to a baseline
BVerify that newly applied changes don't break anything
CIdentify the baseline of a system
DProvide a minimum level of protection to developers

How the community answered

(59 responses)

A
7% (4)
B
88% (52)
C
3% (2)
D
2% (1)

Explanation

In change management, Verification and Audit (also called testing and validation) ensures that after a change is implemented, the system still functions as expected and no regressions or unintended side effects were introduced. Option A describes a change request process, Option C describes establishing a configuration baseline, and Option D relates to developer security policies. The V&A step specifically closes the loop on the change by confirming it was applied correctly and did not break existing functionality.

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