Immediate Mitigation refers to the rapid deployment of measures designed to contain, neutralize, or reduce the adverse impact of an ongoing security incident or operational failure. This action aims to prevent further financial losses, data breaches, or system damage within a short timeframe. It is a critical component of incident response.
Context
In the context of blockchain exploits and smart contract vulnerabilities, immediate mitigation often involves pausing affected contracts, upgrading faulty code, or coordinating with exchanges to freeze or recover stolen funds. The ability to execute immediate mitigation effectively is crucial for limiting the scope of damage and restoring user confidence.
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