SY0-301 · Question #86
Which of the following mitigation strategies is established to reduce risk when performing updates to business critical systems?
The correct answer is C. Change management. Change management is a formal, structured process for requesting, reviewing, approving, testing, and documenting changes to IT systems. It reduces risk by ensuring updates are planned, tested in a non-production environment, approved by stakeholders, and rolled back safely if the
Question
Which of the following mitigation strategies is established to reduce risk when performing updates to business critical systems?
Options
- AIncident management
- BServer clustering
- CChange management
- DForensic analysis
How the community answered
(57 responses)- A2% (1)
- B4% (2)
- C93% (53)
- D2% (1)
Explanation
Change management is a formal, structured process for requesting, reviewing, approving, testing, and documenting changes to IT systems. It reduces risk by ensuring updates are planned, tested in a non-production environment, approved by stakeholders, and rolled back safely if they fail - all before touching critical systems. Incident management (A) is reactive, addressing problems after they occur. Server clustering (B) provides high availability but does not govern how changes are made. Forensic analysis (D) is a post-incident investigative process, not a proactive risk mitigation strategy for updates.
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