What is the difference between "Add existing" and "Copy treatment"?
Existing measure: This is used when you want to reuse a measure that is already in place or is common. For example, if a company has implemented Azure MFA, this will apply to all services that use AzureAD for login. An existing measure will therefore be common across risk assessments and events.
Copy measure: This is used when you want to create a new, similar measure. For example, you can copy Azure MFA and rename it to Google MFA.
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