Exam 7: Controlling Information Systems: Introduction to Enterprise Risk Management and Internal Control

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The control environment reflects the organization's general awareness of and commitment to the importance of control throughout the organization.

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According to the 2012 Report to the Nation on Occupational Fraud and Abuse,frauds are more likely to be detected by:

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The CFO of Exeter Corporation is very uncomfortable with its current risk exposure related to the possibility of business disruptions.Specifically,Exeter is heavily involved with e-business and its internal information systems are tightly interlinked with its key customers' systems.The CFO has estimated that every hour of system downtime will cost the company about $5,000 in sales.The CFO and CIO have further estimated that if the system were to fail,the average downtime would be about 2 hours per incident.They have anticipated (assume with 100% annual probability)that Exeter will likely experience 10 downtime incidents in a given year due to internal computer system problems,and another 10 incidents per year due to external problems;specifically system failures with the Internet service provider (ISP).Currently,Exeter pays an annualized cost of $25,000 for redundant computer and communication systems,and another $25,000 for Internet service provider (ISP)support just to keep total expected number of incidents to 20 per year. Required: a. Given the information provided thus far,how much ($)is the company's current expected gross risk? b. A further preventative control would be to purchase and maintain more redundant computers and communication lines where possible,at an annualized cost of $30,000,which would reduce the expected number of downtimes per year to 5 per year due to internal computer system problems.What would the dollar amount of Exeter's current residual expected risk at this point?

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Management's legal responsibility to prevent fraud and other irregularities is implied by laws such as the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act.

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Events that could have a positive impact on organizational objectives:

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A corrective control plan is designed to discover problems that have occurred.

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The ERM framework addresses four categories of management objectives.Which category addresses the reliability of the financial statements?

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A process captures only authorized transactions but fails to record them only once.Which control goal does this fail to achieve?

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______________________________ is the possibility that an event will occur.

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The section of Sarbanes Oxley that has received the most press as companies and their auditors have struggled to comply with its requirements is ______________________________.

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PCAOB Auditing Standard No.5 uses ______________________________ in its description of the conduct of an integrated audit under SOX 404.

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A(n)______________________________ is a computer abuse technique in which unauthorized code is inserted in a program,which,when activated,could cause a disaster such as shutting down a system or destroying data.

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______________________________ is a deliberate act or untruth intended to obtain unfair or unlawful gain.

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A control that involves reprocessing transactions that are rejected during initial processing is an example of:

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COSO's ______________________________ is the foundation for all other components of internal control,providing discipline and structure.

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Establishing and maintaining a viable internal control system is the responsibility of management.

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Opportunities are events that could have a positive impact on organization objectives.

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A computer abuse technique called ______________________________ involves a programmer's inserting special code or passwords in a computer program that will allow the programmer to bypass the security features of the program.

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A batch of business events is accurately entered into a business event data store,but the computer operator fails to use the data to update master data.This type of processing error would be classified as an operational error.

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Below is a list of sources of information and guidance on internal controls.The second list contains descriptions or information provided by these sources. Required: On the blank line to the left of each numbered item,place the capital letter of the source that best matches that description.HINT: Some letters may be used more than once.Conversely,some letters may not apply at all. Below is a list of sources of information and guidance on internal controls.The second list contains descriptions or information provided by these sources. Required: On the blank line to the left of each numbered item,place the capital letter of the source that best matches that description.HINT: Some letters may be used more than once.Conversely,some letters may not apply at all.       Below is a list of sources of information and guidance on internal controls.The second list contains descriptions or information provided by these sources. Required: On the blank line to the left of each numbered item,place the capital letter of the source that best matches that description.HINT: Some letters may be used more than once.Conversely,some letters may not apply at all.

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