Phase 3 includes broad rollout and requires teams to understand the impact on workflows.

• A. True
• B. False
• C. Only developers need to understand
• D. No change management is needed

Answer: (A)

Broad rollout means what’s in place must be adopted across the entire organization, not just a subset of people or teams. When changes stretch across multiple teams, you have to map out how they affect daily work and existing processes. That means developers, security folks, operations, product, and QA all need to understand how their workflows will change, what new steps are required, and how tools, approvals, and pipelines will behave in practice. This is a change management situation as much as a technical one: clear communication, training, updated runbooks, and adjustments to CI/CD pipelines and tooling are essential so the rollout doesn’t disrupt work or introduce new risks. If teams don’t grasp the workflow impact, adoption can falter and the security improvements won’t be effectively realized.

So the statement is true because broad rollout inherently requires teams to understand and adapt their workflows.