Compensating controls are an acceptable alternative to patching a vulnerability when immediate patching is not feasible.
False
True
Compensating controls are additional security measures that are put in place to mitigate the risk when an immediate remedy to a vulnerability is not possible, such as when a patch cannot be applied quickly due to business constraints or testing requirements. While not a permanent fix, they are used to provide temporary protection until the vulnerability can be fully remediated. However, patching is always the preferred method for vulnerability remediation when possible.
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