PMP Practice Question: Business Environment — Predictive, Easy
A project manager is leading an infrastructure upgrade project for a financial services company. During project planning, the compliance officer informs the project manager that new data protection regulations will take effect six months before the planned project completion date. These regulations will require specific security controls to be implemented in the new infrastructure. The project schedule shows that infrastructure deployment is planned to begin in four months. What should the project manager do to ensure regulatory compliance?
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