A security team has integrated a new script to orchestrate patch application after scanning, but the final deployment step is not triggered. Logs show that scanning completes but no further action occurs. Which approach best addresses this situation?
Adjust the scanning schedule to run before regular business hours for a manual follow-up
Remove the scanning solution so the script can focus on patch distribution
Define a trigger that runs the patch deployment script when the scanning stage is completed
Reduce logging to avoid conflicts and let the script operate without detailed logs
An event-driven approach initiates the final step once the scanning phase completes, eliminating missed transitions. Scheduling scans earlier does not solve the lack of an automated handoff, removing the scanning solution causes missing data, and reducing logs does not fix the missing trigger that starts patch deployment.
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