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CISA: Certified Information Systems Auditor
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1. (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
The Requirements
Examples of IT General Controls
Main types of Controls
OSI Layer 6: Presentation
2. An auditor has detected potential fraud while testing a control objective - He should ___________________. Because Audit committee members are generally not involved in business operations - they will be sufficiently remove from the matter - and they
Notify the Audit Committee
Precision means
IT Strategy
The Requirements
3. Describes the effect on the business if a process is incapacitated for any appreciable time
Statement of Impact
Audit Methodologies
A Virtual Server
An Operational Audit
4. One of a database table's fields - whose value is unique.
Database primary key
List of systems examined
Current and most up-to-date
CPU
5. A representation of how closely a sample represents an entire population.
A Compliance audit
Examples of Application Controls
Precision means
Antivirus software on the email servers
6. (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
PERT Diagram?
Types of sampling an auditor can perform.
OSI Layer 5: Session
Examples of Application Controls
7. Used for several types of system changes: (1.) Incidents and problem resolution (bug fixes.) (2.) Enhancements (new functionality.) (3.) Subsystem patches and changes (require testing similar to when changes are made to the application itself.)
Primary security features of relational databases
Balanced Scorecard
Risk Management
The Release process
8. (1.) Utility (DNS - SNMP - DHCP (2.) Messaging protocols (SMTP) (3.) Data Transfer protocols (NFS - FTP) (4.) Interactive protocols (Telnet)
TCP/IP Transport Layer packet delivery
Application Layer protocols
Business impact analysis
Sample Standard Deviation
9. Governed by: (1.) Effective Change Management (2.) Effective Application Testing (3.) Resilient Architecture (4.) Serviceable Components
The availability of IT systems
A Sample Mean
Lacks specific expertise or resources to conduct an internal audit
Overall audit risk
10. (1.) Operational (2.) Financial (3.) Integrated (4.) IS (5.) Administrative (6.) Compliance (7.) Forensic (8.) Service Provider
CPU
The Eight Types of Audits
An IS audit
Blade Computer Architecture
11. An audit report usually includes the following 10 elements: (1.) Cover letter (2.) Introduction (3.) Summary (4.) Audit description (5.) _______________ (6.) Interviewees (7.) Evidence (8.) Explanation of sampling techniques (9.) Findings (10.) Recom
Foreign Key
List of systems examined
OSI: Network Layer
OSI: Physical Layer
12. Delivery of packets from one station to another - on the same network or on different networks.
Examples of Application Controls
The Internet Layer in the TCP/IP model
Substantive Testing (test of transaction integrity)
Formal waterfall
13. IS auditors can _____________________ through the following means: (1.) training courses (2.) webinars (3.) ISACA chapter training events (4.) Industry conferences
OSI: Transport Layer
Wet pipe fire sprinkler system
Stay current with technology
A Problem
14. Framework for auditing and measuring IT Service Management Processes.
Security Awareness program
ISO 20000 Standard:
Incident Management
The availability of IT systems
15. To ensure that input values are within established ranges - of the correct character types - and free of harmful contents.
Information systems access
An Integrated Audit
Assess the maturity of its business processes
Input validation checking
16. A tightly coupled collection of computers that are used to solve a common task. One or more actively perform tasks - while zero or more may be in a standby state.
To identify the tasks that are responsible for project delays
Recovery time objective
IT Service Management
A Server Cluster
17. An external IS auditor has discovered a _______________________ - The external auditor can only document the finding in the audit report. An external auditor is not in a position to implement controls.
Incident Management
Annualized Loss Expectance (ALE)
Segregation of duties issue in a high value process
Lacks specific expertise or resources to conduct an internal audit
18. (1.) Objectives (2.) Components (3.) Business Units / Areas
The availability of IT systems
The Software Program Library
Dimensions of the COSO cube
CPU
19. Used to measure the relative maturity of an organization and its processes.
A Forensic Audit
Capability Maturity Model
IT executives and the Board of Directors
TCP/IP Transport Layer
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. A collection of two or more servers that is designed to appear as a single server.
Annualized Loss Expectance (ALE)
Server cluster
Substantive Testing (test of transaction integrity)
The Steering Committee
22. What type of testing is performed to verify the accuracy and integrity of transactions as they flow through a system?
Referential Integrity
Substantive Testing
Substantive Testing (test of transaction integrity)
General Controls
23. An audit of a third-party organization that provides services to other organizations.
A Service Provider audit
The availability of IT systems
OSI: Physical Layer
A Compliance audit
24. (1.) Financial (2.) Customer (3.) Internal processes (4.) Innovation / Learning
OSI Layer 6: Presentation
The 4-item focus of a Balanced Scorecard
A Virtual Server
The Internet Layer in the TCP/IP model
25. Consists of main chassis component that is equipped with slots are fitted with individual cpu modules. Main advantage is lower cost per unit.
Documentation and interview personnel
Security Awareness program
A Service Provider audit
Blade Computer Architecture
26. A four-step quality control process known as PDSA - or PDCA. Steps: (1.) Plan (2.) Do (3.) Study (4.) Act
(1.) Polices (2.) Procedures (3.) Standards
Referential Integrity
Attribute Sampling
Deming Cycle
27. Gantt: used to display ______________.
Resource details
SDLC Phases
Attribute Sampling
Capability Maturity Model Integration (CMMI)
28. An audit of an IS department's operations and systems.
Sample Standard Deviation
A Virtual Server
An IS audit
Dimensions of the COSO cube
29. Subjective sampling is used when the auditor wants to _________________________.
Frameworks
Concentrate on samples known to represent high risk
The Requirements
Substantive Testing
30. A sampling technique where a population is divided into classes or strata - based upon the value of one of the attributes. Samples are then selected from each class.
Stratified Sampling
SDLC Phases
Business Realization
Controls
31. The set of activities that is concerned with the ability of the organization to continue to provide services - primarily in the event that a natural or man made disaster has occurred.
Types of sampling an auditor can perform.
Reduced sign-on
Service Continuity Management
The 5 types of Evidence that the auditor will collect during an audit.
32. Consists of 11 distinct activities: (1.) Service Desk (2.) Incident Management (3.) Problem Management (4.) Change Management (5.) Configuration Management (6.) Release Management (7.) Service-level Management (8.) Financial Management (9.) Capacity
Elements of the COSO pyramid
ITIL - IT Infrastructure Library
IT Service Management
Geographic location
33. 0. No process at all (1.) Process are ad hoc and disorganized (2.) Consistent processes (3.) Documented processes (4.) Measured and managed processes (5.) Processes are continuously improved
A Compliance audit
Input validation checking
OSI: Network Layer
Rating Scale for Process Maturity
34. 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
TCP/IP Link Layer
IT Services Financial Management
CPU
The Business Process Life Cycle
35. 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.
Primary security features of relational databases
Information security policy
Gantt Chart
More difficult to perform
36. (1.) LAN protocols (2.) 80 (2.) 11 MAC/LLC (WiFi) (3.) Common Carrier packet networks (4.) ARP (5.) PPP and SLIP (6.) Tunneling - PPTP - L2TP
Detection Risk
Data Link Layer Standards
ITIL definition of CHANGE MANAGEMENT
Main types of Controls
37. The means by which management establishes and measures processes by which organizational objectives are achieved
The first step in a business impact analysis
Controls
Change management
Reduced sign-on
38. A dynamically scalable and usually virtualized computing environment that is provided as a service. Clout computing services may be rented or leased so that an organization can have a scalable application without the need for supporting hardware.
Referential Integrity
Hash
Six steps of the Release Management process
Cloud computing
39. (1.) Developers (2.) Architects (3.) Analysts (4.) Users
IT executives and the Board of Directors
Discovery Sampling
Dimensions of the COSO cube
Personnel involved in the requirements phase of a software development project
40. An organization wants to reduce the number of user IDs and passwords that its employees need to remember. The best available solution to this - _______________. This provides a single authentication service (such as LDAP or AD) that many applications
Reduced sign-on
OSI Layer 6: Presentation
Control Risk
Formal waterfall
41. A sampling technique where at least one exception is sought in a population
A Financial Audit
Stay current with technology
Discovery Sampling
Dimensions of the COSO cube
42. An auditor has discovered that several administrators in an application share an administrative account. The auditor should recommend that - Several __________________ should be used. This will enforce accountability for each administrator's actions.
Detection Risk
Separate administrative accounts
Balanced Scorecard
Application Controls
43. To measure organizational performance and effectiveness against strategic goals.
IT executives and the Board of Directors
Capability Maturity Model
Data Link Layer Standards
Balanced Scorecard
44. (1.) Feasibility (2.) Requirements (3.) Design (4.) Development (5.) Testing (6.) Implementation (7.) Post-implementation
The 7 phases and their order in the SDLC
OSI: Physical Layer
Configuration Management
The first step in a business impact analysis
45. (1.) Hardware Complement (physical specifications) (2.) Hardware Configuration (firmware settings) (3.) Operating system version and configuration (4.) Software versions and configuration
OSI Layer 5: Session
Input validation checking
The typical Configuration Items in Configuration Management
The appropriate role of an IS auditor in a control self-assessment
46. An audit that combines an operational audit and a financial audit.
ITIL definition of CHANGE MANAGEMENT
An Integrated Audit
Information security policy
Employees with excessive privileges
47. An IS auditor needs to perform an audit of a financial system and needs to trace individual transactions through the system. What type of testing should the auditor perform?
The 7 phases and their order in the SDLC
The 4-item focus of a Balanced Scorecard
The 5 types of Evidence that the auditor will collect during an audit.
Substantive Testing (test of transaction integrity)
48. Support the functioning of the application controls
General Controls
To identify the tasks that are responsible for project delays
Tolerable Error Rate
Blade Computer Architecture
49. The primary source for test plans in a software development project is: ________________ that are developed for a project should be the primary source for detailed tests.
The Requirements
(1.) Polices (2.) Procedures (3.) Standards
Criticality analysis
Application Controls
50. A technique that is used to select a portion of a population when it is not feasible to test an entire population.
The Steering Committee
Documentation and interview personnel
Sampling
Prblem Management