Subsequent to a security breach, which of the following techniques are used with the intention to limit the extent of damage caused by the incident? Response:

Corrective controls are designed to minimize the impact of an incident, correct errors or omissions, and restore the system or process to its desired state after a security breach has occurred. These controls are reactive, focusing on damage control and recovery.

Safeguards is a broad term that encompasses all types of controls (preventive, detective, corrective) and is not specific to post-breach damage limitation.

Preventive controls are put in place to stop security incidents from happening in the first place, operating before a breach occurs.

Detective controls are designed to identify and alert about security incidents after they have occurred but before significant damage is done, focusing on detection rather than damage limitation or recovery.