Question
A tire sales and servicing company has implemented a security patch to fix a known vulnerability in their web server's ordering system. But shortly after implementation, the company receives calls from customers that the ordering system is no longer functioning as intended.
What is the BEST course of action to take next?
answer
Testing
Rollback
Implementation
Validation
What is the BEST course of action to take next?
answer
Testing
Rollback
Implementation
Validation
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The BEST course of action to take next in this scenario is **Rollback**.
Since the patch has caused the ordering system to malfunction, rolling back to the previous stable version will restore functionality while allowing the team to investigate the issues created by the patch. Once the problems are identified and resolved, they can consider reapplying the patch or finding an alternative solution to fix the vulnerability without disrupting the ordering system.
Since the patch has caused the ordering system to malfunction, rolling back to the previous stable version will restore functionality while allowing the team to investigate the issues created by the patch. Once the problems are identified and resolved, they can consider reapplying the patch or finding an alternative solution to fix the vulnerability without disrupting the ordering system.