Which phase of vulnerability management deals with the actions taken for correcting the discovered vulnerability?

The phase of vulnerability management that deals with the actions taken for correcting the

discovered vulnerability is known as Remediation. This phase involves the actual fixing or patching of

the vulnerabilities to reduce the risk of exploitation. Remediation can include applying patches,

making configuration changes, or implementing compensating controls. It is a critical step in the

vulnerability management lifecycle, which ensures that the identified vulnerabilities are addressed

to protect the network from potential attacks.

Reference: The concept of remediation as a phase in vulnerability management is supported by

various cybersecurity frameworks and is a standard practice in the industry. It is also a part of the

vulnerability management lifecycle which typically includes identifying, assessing, prioritizing,

remediating, and verifying vulnerabilities1.