National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) guidance classifies security controls as Response:

Production, development, and test refer to different environments or stages in the system lifecycle, not a classification of security controls themselves.

People, process, and technology are broad categories for security components but not a formal NIST classification for control applicability.

NIST Special Publication 800-37 R2 defines security controls as system-specific (directly supporting a particular system), common (shared across multiple systems), and hybrid (combining both common and system-specific elements).

Technical, administrative, and program are another valid classification of security controls based on their nature, but 'system-specific, common, and hybrid' is also a distinct NIST classification for applicability.