Security controls are safeguards or countermeasures to avoid, counteract, or minimize security risks. Which of the following are types of security controls? Each correct answer represents a complete…

Common controls are security controls that are inherited by multiple information systems or programs.

Hybrid controls are security controls for which some aspects are common and other aspects are system-specific.

"Storage controls" describe controls applied to data storage (e.g., encryption, access control on storage devices) but are a functional category, not a classification type like common, hybrid, or system-specific controls which describe how controls are applied or managed across systems.

System-specific controls are security controls implemented for a particular information system and are not inherited by other systems.