A Consequence of a Separation of Duties Is That

question 103

Multiple Choice

A consequence of a separation of duties is that

• A) operations become extremely inefficient because of constant training of employees.
• B) theft by employees becomes impossible.
• C) more employees will need to be bonded.
• D) theft is possible only when several employees are involved.

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Definitions:

Cellular Aging

The process by which cells progressively lose functionality and the ability to divide, contributing to the aging of an organism.

Cancerous

Pertaining to cancer; describes cells that are malignant, characterized by uncontrolled growth and spread of abnormal cells.

Supercoiling

The over- or under-winding of DNA's double helix, affecting its access for replication, transcription, and repair processes.

Sugar-Phosphate Bonds

Covalent bonds that connect sugar and phosphate molecules, forming the backbone of nucleic acid structures like DNA and RNA.