Matching
Presented below is a list of terms relating to accounting information systems, followed by definitions of those terms.
Match the appropriate term with each definition. Each answer will be used only once.
Premises:
Database shadowing
Logic bomb
Information security system
Risk management
File-access controls
Site-access controls
Piracy
Incremental backup
Piggybacking
Risk-seeking perpetrator
Responses:
Prevents unauthorized access to both data and program controls
A duplicate of all transactions is automatically recorded
All files whose archive bit is set to 1 are backed up
One who will take risks "just because," without significant monetary gain
A dormant piece of code placed in a computer program for later activation by a later event
The copying and distributing of copyrighted software or files without permission
The process of assessing and controlling computer system risks
The interception of legitimate information and substitution of fraudulent information in its place
The subsystem of the organization that controls these risks
These separate unauthorized individuals from computer resources
Correct Answer:
Premises:
Responses:
Database shadowing
Logic bomb
Information security system
Risk management
File-access controls
Site-access controls
Piracy
Incremental backup
Piggybacking
Risk-seeking perpetrator
Premises:
Database shadowing
Logic bomb
Information security system
Risk management
File-access controls
Site-access controls
Piracy
Incremental backup
Piggybacking
Risk-seeking perpetrator
Responses:
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