Drag the mitigation steps on the left to the vulnerabilities they mitigate on the right. <DragDrop items={["Restrict administrative access to operating systems and applications in accordance with job duties","Use multifactor authentication for remote access or accessing sensitive information","Change backup and store software and configuration settings for at least three months","Patch applications including flash, web browsers, and PDF viewers","Utilize application control to stop malware delivery and execution"]} slots={[{"answer":"Utilize application control to stop malware delivery and execution","id":"slot1","label":"End-user desktops allow the execution of non-approved applications that include malicious code"},{"answer":"Patch applications including flash, web browsers, and PDF viewers","id":"slot2","label":"Application security vulnerabilities can be used to execute malicious code"},{"answer":"Restrict administrative access to operating systems and applications in accordance with job duties","id":"slot3","label":"Privilege accounts have full rights to information systems"},{"answer":"Use multifactor authentication for remote access or accessing sensitive information","id":"slot4","label":"User verification is weak and based on a single factor"},{"answer":"Change backup and store software and configuration settings for at least three months","id":"slot5","label":"Data or access loss occurs due to cybersecurity incidents"}]} explanation={"Application control blocks unauthorized software and malware execution. Application patching removes known exploitable flaws. Least-privilege administrative access limits excessive account rights, MFA strengthens single-factor authentication, and retained backups/configuration data support recovery from cyber incidents."} reuse={false} />