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When a countermeasure is put in place, the goal is to produce a specific, intended improvement. The successful outcome is exactly that the solution works as intended—the issue is addressed and the system behaves as designed after the change. You verify this by checking results against the goal, confirming the problem doesn’t recur, and ensuring no new issues are introduced by the fix. If the problem remains unresolved, the objective wasn’t met. If new problems emerge, the countermeasure caused unintended side effects. If the problem is ignored, no action was taken to address it.