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configuration change control process

nounid 1964·updated Aug 30, 2026
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An action that is taken or performed to systematically manage all changes made to an asset's arrangement, system configuration, or security configuration in order to prevent unnecessary disruptions, vulnerabilities, and mitigate threats. Its purpose is to ensure that all changes to a complex system are performed with the knowledge and consent of management.

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NIST Cybersecurity Framework1 senseview framework →
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An action that is taken or performed to systematically manage all changes made to an asset's arrangement, system configuration, or security configuration in order to prevent unnecessary disruptions, vulnerabilities, and mitigate threats. Its purpose is to ensure that all changes to a complex system are performed with the knowledge and consent of management.
Legacy lexicon import1 senseview framework →
§1 · legacy_primary
An action that is taken or performed to systematically manage all changes made to an asset's arrangement, system configuration, or security configuration in order to prevent unnecessary disruptions, vulnerabilities, and mitigate threats. Its purpose is to ensure that all changes to a complex system are performed with the knowledge and consent of management.
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