Exceptions in patch management and vulnerability response are deviations from standard operating procedures that are typically invoked when standard patching processes can't be followed. These exceptions are made to either postpone the patching due to potential impact on business operations or to allow alternate mitigation techniques when immediate patching is not feasible. Understanding and correctly managing exceptions is vital to ensure that they do not introduce additional risk to the organization.
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