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CISA: Certified Information Systems Auditor
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1. The annual expected loss to an asset. It is calculated as the single loss expectancy (SLE) X the annualized rate of occurrence (ARO.)
Employees with excessive privileges
Annualized Loss Expectance (ALE)
Grid Computing
Power system controls
2. To measure organizational performance and effectiveness against strategic goals.
Balanced Scorecard
Capability Maturity Model
An Integrated Audit
An Administrative
3. An estimate that expresses the percent of errors or exceptions that may exist in an entire population
OSI: Physical Layer
Segregation of duties issue in a high value process
Expected Error Rate
Controls
4. The party that performs strategic planning - addresses near-term and long-term requirements aligning business objectives - and technology strategies.
The Eight Types of Audits
OSI: Transport Layer
Six steps of the Release Management process
The Steering Committee
5. The probability that a sample selected does not represent the entire population. This is usually expressed as a percentage - as the numeric inverse of the confidence coefficient.
The audit program
Inherent Risk
(1.) Man-made (2.) Natural
Sampling Risk
6. Governed by: (1.) Effective Change Management (2.) Effective Application Testing (3.) Resilient Architecture (4.) Serviceable Components
The availability of IT systems
Sampling
Audit logging
General Controls
7. (1.) Statistical (2.) Judgmental (3.) Attribute (4.) Variable (5.) Stop-or-Go (6.) Discovery (7.) Stratified
A Sample Mean
Types of sampling an auditor can perform.
The Business Process Life Cycle
Input validation checking
8. Subjective sampling is used when the auditor wants to _________________________.
Categories of risk treatment
Input validation checking
Concentrate on samples known to represent high risk
Separate administrative accounts
9. Information is arranged in frames and transported across the medium. Collision detection. Checksum verification of delivery.
OSI: Data Link Layer
Inherent Risk
Precision means
Inform the auditee
10. (1.) Monitoring (2.) Control Environment (3.) Risk Assessment and Control (4.) Information and Communication
Elements of the COSO pyramid
The two Categories of Controls
ITIL - IT Infrastructure Library
IT Services Financial Management
11. A Fire sprinkler system has water in its pipes - and sprinkler heads emit water only if the ambient temperature reaches 220 deg. F. This is a ________________. The system is charged with water and will discharge water out of any sprinkler head whose
Wet pipe fire sprinkler system
OSI: Physical Layer
ITIL definition of PROBLEM
Main types of Controls
12. (1.) Access Control (2.) Change Management (3.) Security Controls (4.) Incident Management (5.) SDLC (6.) Source code and versioning controls (7.) Monitoring and logging (8.) Event Management
Capability Maturity Model
Examples of IT General Controls
TCP/IP Transport Layer packet delivery
Control Risk
13. (1.) Executive Summary (2.) Governance and control framework (3.) Control Objectives (4.) Management Guidelines (5.) Implementation Guide (6.) IT Assurance Guide
OSI: Transport Layer
Statistical Sampling
A Server Cluster
Elements of the COBIT Framework
14. What type of testing is performed to determine if control procedures have proper design and are operating properly?
Examples of Application Controls
Stay current with technology
Compliance Testing
Application Layer protocols
15. The risk that a material error exists that will not be prevented or detected by the organization's control framework - The possibility that a process or procedure will be unable to prevent or deter serious errors and wrongdoing.
Frameworks
Business Realization
Control Risk
OSI: Physical Layer
16. The probability that a sample selected does not represent the entire population. This is usually expressed as a percentage - the numeric inverse of the confidence coefficient
Rating Scale for Process Maturity
Primary security features of relational databases
Sampling Risk
Gantt Chart
17. Focuses on: maintaining service availability with the least disruption to standard operating parameters during an event
Business Continuity
Documentation and interview personnel
Substantive Testing (test of transaction integrity)
Gantt Chart
18. Used to estimate the effort required to develop a software program.
Dimensions of the COSO cube
objective and unbiased
Department Charters
Function Point Analysis
19. (1.) General (2.) Application
Main types of Controls
More difficult to perform
Substantive Testing (test of transaction integrity)
BCP Plans
20. An organization that has experienced a sudden increase in its long-distance charges has asked an auditor to investigate. The auditor is most likely to suspect that intruders have discovered a ______________________and is committing toll fraud.
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21. Aids in the coordinating of business processes using a sequence of three events -(1.) Business process creation (2.) Implementation (3.) Maintenance 3a. Benchmarking: Facilitates continuous improvement within the BPLC
The Business Process Life Cycle
Controls
Information security policy
More difficult to perform
22. (1.) Observations (2.) Written Notes (3.) Correspondence (4.) Process and Procedure documentation (5.) Business records
Separate administrative accounts
Discovery Sampling
Sampling Risk
The 5 types of Evidence that the auditor will collect during an audit.
23. An audit that is performed in support of an anticipated or active legal proceeding.
Tolerable Error Rate
Power system controls
Balanced Scorecard
A Forensic Audit
24. IS auditors can _____________________ through the following means: (1.) training courses (2.) webinars (3.) ISACA chapter training events (4.) Industry conferences
Disaster Recovery
Critical Path Methodology
Prblem Management
Stay current with technology
25. A four-step quality control process known as PDSA - or PDCA. Steps: (1.) Plan (2.) Do (3.) Study (4.) Act
Deming Cycle
Audit Methodologies
TCP/IP Transport Layer
Gantt Chart
26. A CMM helps an organization to _______________ - which is an important first step to any large-scale process improvement effort.
Change management
Deming Cycle
Attribute Sampling
Assess the maturity of its business processes
27. A computation of the variance of sample values from the sample mean. This is a measurement of the spread of values in a sample
A Compliance audit
Attribute Sampling
Frameworks
Sample Standard Deviation
28. Collections of Controls that work together to achieve an entire range of an organization's objectives.
TCP/IP Internet Layer
Frameworks
A Service Provider audit
Tolerable Error Rate
29. Used to control connections that are established between systems (1.) TCP (2.) IPC (3.) SIP (Session Initiation Protocol) (4.) RPC (Remote Procedure Call) (5.) NetBIOS
An Operational Audit
OSI Layer 5: Session
The Steering Committee
Examples of IT General Controls
30. An audit of operational efficiency.
Reduced sign-on
Vulnerability in the organization's PBX
(1.) Man-made (2.) Natural
An Administrative
31. 1.) Executive Support (2.) Well-defined roles and responsibilities.
OSI: Network Layer
Sampling Risk
Information security policy
TCP/IP Network Model
32. (1.) Executive Summary (2.) Framework (3.) Reporting to External Parties (4.) Evaluation Tools
OSI: Physical Layer
Volumes of COSO framework
Main types of Controls
CPU
33. An organization experiences frequent malware infections on end-user workstations that are received through email - despite the tact that workstations have anti-virus software. To reducing malware - Implementing ________________ will provide an effect
OSI: Physical Layer
Antivirus software on the email servers
A Cold Site
A Financial Audit
34. Gantt: used to display ______________.
Audit logging
TCP/IP Transport Layer
Notify the Audit Committee
Resource details
35. A maturity model that represents the aggregations of other maturity models.
Capability Maturity Model Integration (CMMI)
Wet pipe fire sprinkler system
Statistical Sampling
A Financial Audit
36. Any event which is not part of the standard operation of service and which causes or may cause an interruption to or reduction in quality of that service. Includes THREE incident types: (1.) Service Outage (2.) Service Slowdown (3.) Software Bug
The BCP process
Segregation of duties issue in a high value process
Dimensions of the COSO cube
Incident Management
37. An audit of a third-party organization that provides services to other organizations.
A Service Provider audit
CPU
Examples of IT General Controls
Emergency Changes
38. Disasters are generally grouped in terms of type: ______________.
The appropriate role of an IS auditor in a control self-assessment
(1.) Man-made (2.) Natural
Examples of Application Controls
Segregation of duties issue in a high value process
39. What type of testing is performed to verify the accuracy and integrity of transactions as they flow through a system?
Stay current with technology
Volumes of COSO framework
Substantive Testing
Function Point Analysis
40. Used to schedule and sequence activities in a waterfall-type representation. Planned activities are shown flowing downward to completion. More simplistic than a PERT Diagram.
Foreign Key
A Forensic Audit
TCP/IP Transport Layer packet delivery
Gantt Chart
41. Requires that a password be broken into two or more parts - with each part in the possession of a separate person.
Statement of Impact
Resource details
Split custody
Audit Methodologies
42. The probability that a sample selected actually represents the entire population. This is usually expressed as a percentage.
The BCP process
Confidence coefficient
Segregation of duties issue in a high value process
Buffers
43. The highest number of errors that can exist without a result being materially misstated.
CPU
Tolerable Error Rate
Wet pipe fire sprinkler system
Formal waterfall
44. Should include 4 steps: (1.) Emergency Approval (2.) Implementation (3.) Verification (4.) Review
Emergency Changes
Dimensions of the COSO cube
IT Services Financial Management
Expected Error Rate
45. Who is responsible for imposing an IT governance model encompassing IT strategy - information security - and formal enterprise architectural mandates?
Statement of Impact
Capability Maturity Model Integration (CMMI)
IT executives and the Board of Directors
Server cluster
46. Describes the effect on the business if a process is incapacitated for any appreciable time
Business Continuity
Statement of Impact
A Financial Audit
OSI: Physical Layer
47. Deliver messages from one station to another on the same network or on different networks. Messaging at this layer is not guaranteed.
TCP/IP Internet Layer
Information security policy
OSI: Network Layer
OSI Layer 6: Presentation
48. To review and approve proposed changes to systems and infrastructure. This helps to reduce the risk of unintended events and unplanned downtime.
Application Layer protocols
Change management
Transport Layer Protocols
Segregation of duties issue in a high value process
49. Used to translate or transform data from lower layers into formats that the application layer can work with.
Grid Computing
Balanced Scorecard
Business Continuity
OSI Layer 6: Presentation
50. (1.) Authentication (2.) Authorization (3.) Change Management (4.) Completeness checks (5.) Validation checks (6.) Input controls (7.) Output controls (8.) Problem management (9.) Identification/access controls
Employee termination process
An IS audit
Elements of the COBIT Framework
Examples of Application Controls