A Preventive Control Differs from a Compensating Control in That

question 427

Multiple Choice

A preventive control differs from a compensating control in that a preventive control is:

• A) put in place to mitigate a weakness in a user control.
• B) deployed to supplement an existing control that is EOL.
• C) relied on to address gaps in the existing control structure.
• D) designed to specifically mitigate a risk.

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Definitions:

Arousal

A physiological and psychological state of being awake or reactive to stimuli.

Peak Performance

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