Anil Dhawan
asked over 3 years ago
Anshul Dhawan
answered over 3 years ago
Corrective Controls: Corrective controls are designed to reduce the impact or correct an error once it has been detected. Corrective controls may include the use of default dates on invoices where an operator has tried to enter the incorrect date. A Business Continuity Plan (BCP) is considered to be a corrective control. Examples of Corrective Controls are given as follows: •Contingency planning, •Rerun procedures, •Change input value to an application system,
Pankaj
answered over 3 years ago
Corrective Controls: Corrective controls are designed to reduce the impact or correct an error once it has been detected. Corrective controls may include the use of default dates on invoices where an operator has tried to enter the incorrect date. A Business Continuity Plan (BCP) is considered to be a corrective control. Examples of Corrective Controls are given as follows: •Contingency planning, •Rerun procedures, •Change input value to an application system, and •Investigate budget variance and report violations. The main characteristics of the corrective controls are given as follows: •Minimizing the impact of the threat; •Identifying the cause of the problem; •Providing remedy to the problems discovered by detective controls; •Getting feedback from preventive and detective controls
Chirag
answered over 3 years ago
**Corrective Controls:** Corrective controls are designed to reduce the impact or correct an error once it has been detected. Corrective controls may include the use of default dates on invoices where an operator has tried to enter the incorrect date. A Business Continuity Plan (BCP) is considered to be a corrective control. Examples of Corrective Controls are given as follows: ----------------------------------------------------- •Contingency planning, •Rerun procedures, •Change input value to an application system, and •Investigate budget variance and report violations. The main characteristics of the corrective controls are given as follows: •Minimizing the impact of the threat; •Identifying the cause of the problem; •Providing remedy to the problems discovered by detective controls; •Getting feedback from preventive and detective controls; •Correcting error arising from a problem; and •Modifying processing systems to minimize future occurrences of incidents.
