Exam 9: Controlling Information Systems: Business Process and Application Controls

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Document/record counts are simple counts of the number of documents entered.

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Which of the following control plans is designed to achieve the goal of input accuracy?

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A(n)______________________________ authenticates a system user's identity and verifies the integrity of a message transmitted by that user.

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A control that can be used to reduce the likelihood of an error occurring when an account number is entered into a computer is:

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To reduce the number of keystrokes required,making data entry quicker and more efficient,we can ______________________________ in response to the entry of identification codes,such as customer numbers,and have the computer retrieve stored data corresponding to those identification codes.

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For the control plan ______________________________ a workflow facility is used to route business events to authorizing individuals.

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______________________________ describes a computer system asking the user for input or asking questions that the user must answer.

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Plaintext is a term associated with ____.

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The purpose of ____ control goals is to ensure that entity resources are protected from loss,destruction,disclosure,copying,sale,or other misuse.

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A summation of the dollar value of items in a batch is called a hash total.

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Digital signatures address all of the following control goals except:

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Which batch control total generally has no other purpose than control?

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Which of the following is a control plan that takes the form of signatures or initials on a document to indicate that a person has authorized the event?

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The process of encoding data so that it may only be read by someone having a key is called:

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