Several entities were decommissioned, but historical control test results must remain. How should active testing be handled?
Select an answer to reveal the explanation.
Short Explanation
Retired systems should stop ringing the overdue bell, but yesterday’s tests still matter. Turn off active testing on those decommissioned entities and keep the history. Deleting the past, nagging forever, or half-renaming while still generating are all worse.
Full Explanation
When entities leave scope, Policy and Compliance should stop scheduling new tests while preserving historical control, test, and issue data for audit trail purposes. Disabling testing on decommissioned entities meets that need. Deleting history destroys examiner evidence; leaving tests active creates perpetual overdue noise; renaming alone without disabling generation does not cleanly retire the testing lifecycle.