One form of access security is determining authentic users by “what they know.” Which
of the following would be an example of such authentication?
a) Verifying a password
b) Biometric tests such as retina scans
c) Requesting that the user provide an employee identification card
d) Requiring the user to show a valid driver’s license
Answer:
Regarding a company’s audit trail, which of the following statements is true?
a) Because of the complexities involved in establishing an audit trail, a good audit trail
normally makes it more difficult for an individual to follow the flow of a company’s
business transactions through the company’s information system
b) In actuality, the audit trail established within a company’s information system is an
unimportant element of the company’s internal control system
c) When a company’s audit trail becomes more difficult to follow, this causes an
increase in the risk of errors or irregularities taking place in the processing of
accounting transactions and not being detected
d) A company’s policies and procedures manual should not be part of its audit trail since
confidential information is included within this manual
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