ISC2 Certified in Cybersecurity (CC) Practice Question

A rollback plan defines the steps needed to restore a system to its last known good state if a newly implemented change causes unexpected problems. This safety measure limits downtime and security risk by providing a controlled way to undo the change. While scheduling updates, documenting approvals, or prioritizing requests are all elements of change management, none of these activities by themselves return the system to its previous, stable configuration-only the rollback plan serves that purpose.