Which of the following principles stipulates that multiple changes to a computer system should not be made at the same time?

Change management is the process of documenting all changes made to a company’s network and computers. Avoiding making changes at the same time makes tracking any problems that can occur much simpler. Due diligence is the process of investigation and ver-ification of the accuracy of a particular act. Acceptable use policies state what actions and practices are allowed in an organization while using technology. Due care is the effort made by a reasonable party to avoid harm to another. It is the level of judgment, care, determina-tion, and activity a person would reasonably expect to do under certain conditions.