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問題文

A product manager proposes to add a security test phase after user acceptance testing and to leave the earlier phases untouched, arguing that this keeps the schedule clean. Which explanation shows why security has to be pursued throughout the lifecycle instead?

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1. Security cannot be added to a finished build, so the earlier phases must fix the license where the tool arrives and the trainer that the team demands across the given development.
2. Security cannot be added to a finished build, so the earlier phases must fix the checkpoint where the review happens and the criterion that the entry demands across the recorded development.
3. Security cannot be added to a finished build, so the earlier phases must fix the estimate where the budget lands and the discount that the vendor demands across the documented development.
4. Security cannot be added to a finished build, so the earlier phases must fix the meeting where the demo happens and the template that the report demands across the planned development.