Information technology managers are often in a bind when a new exploit is discovered in the wild. They can respond by updating the affected software or hardware with new code provided by the manufacturer, which runs the risk that a flaw in the update will break the system. Or they can wait until the new code has been extensively tested, but that runs the risk that they will be compromised by the
exploit during the testing period. Dealing with these issues is referred to as
A) change management.
B) cloud computing.
C) patch management.
D) user account management.
Answer: C
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