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Corrective Controls

Corrective controls are security measures designed to correct or mitigate the effects of a security incident or breach after it has been detected. These controls help organizations recover from security events by restoring systems, processes, or operations to normal functioning.

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What Corrective Controls means

Corrective controls are security measures designed to correct or mitigate the effects of a security incident or breach after it has been detected. These controls help organizations recover from security events by restoring systems, processes, or operations to normal functioning. Corrective controls are typically implemented after the fact to minimize the impact of an attack, fix vulnerabilities, and prevent the same or similar incidents from happening in the future. Learn more: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Corrective_Controls

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