All of the Following Given Below Are the Purposes of the Federal

question 197

Multiple Choice

All of the following given below are the purposes of the Federal Information System Controls Audit Manual EXCEPT:

• A) Inform financial auditors about computer-related controls and related audit issues so that they can better plan their work and integrate the work of information systems (IS) auditors with other aspects of the financial audit.
• B) Pull together information on the historic environment analyses it and present it on a dedicated website.
• C) Establish a stakeholder advisory group to facilitate sharing of knowledge and co-ordinate a report on the "state of the historic environment".
• D) Provide guidance to IS auditors on the scope of issues that generally should be considered in any review of computer-related controls over the integrity, confidentiality, and availability of computerized data associated with federal agency systems.

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Definitions:

Peer Evaluations

A process in which individuals assess the work performance and contributions of their colleagues, often used in academic and professional settings to enhance productivity and identify areas for improvement.

Trait Methods

Techniques in psychology and human resource management that assess individual characteristics, such as personality traits, to predict job performance.

Behavioural Methods

Techniques and approaches used in managing and changing individuals' behaviors in various settings, including the workplace.

Results Methods

Techniques or processes used to evaluate the outcomes of actions, projects, or strategies, focusing on the achievement of specific objectives.