The closer you are to the root of the attack tree when you implement a mitigation technique, the more leaf conditions you will defeat with that particular mitigation or control.

As a general rule for mitigating attacks using attack trees and reduction analysis techniques, which of the following is true? - The closer you are to the root of the attack tree when you implement a mitigation technique, the more leaf conditions you will defeat with that particular mitigation or control. - The farther you are away from the root of the attack tree when you implement a mitigation technique, the more leaf conditions you will defeat with that particular mitigation or control. - The closer you are to the leaf nodes of the attack tree when you implement a mitigation technique, the more leaf conditions you will defeat with that particular mitigation or control. - The closer you are to the root of the attack tree when you implement a mitigation technique, the fewer leaf conditions you will defeat with that particular mitigation or control.