An IT infrastructure team plans to implement a centralized Privileged Access Management (PAM) solution to manage administrative access across corporate servers. To comply with formal change management policies and minimize operational and security risks, in which sequence should the team perform the following change control steps?
- 1Document the change request including risk assessment, security impacts, and a comprehensive rollback plan.
- 2Submit the change proposal to the Change Advisory Board (CAB) for review and formal approval.
- 3Deploy and test the solution in a staging environment to validate functionality and practice rollback procedures.
- 4Implement the configuration in production during an approved maintenance window and verify system integrity.
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The correct sequence begins with documenting the change request and rollback plan, followed by obtaining CAB approval, testing in a staging environment, and finally deploying to production during an approved maintenance window.
A standard change management lifecycle follows a strict sequence: initial creation and risk/rollback documentation, formal evaluation and authorization by the Change Advisory Board (CAB), non-production staging validation to test functionality and rollback procedures, and finally, scheduled production implementation with post-change verification.
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