Ch 2 Flashcards

1
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Name some soft skills

A
Honest 
Ethical
Attention to detail
Professionalism
Listening 
Leadership
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2
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Name some hard skills

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Technical competence
Knowledge needed to accomplish work
writing
Thinking
Project Mgmt
Critical Thinking
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3
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Honest

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soft

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4
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Ethical

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soft

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5
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Attention to detail

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soft

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6
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Verbal and written skill

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Hard

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7
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Analytic skill

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Hard

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8
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Interpersonal skill

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Soft

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9
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Professional and willingness to take lead

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Soft

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10
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Project management and Organizational skill

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Hard

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11
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Critical Thinking

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Hard

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12
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Professional Ethics describe

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principles and values that govern acceptable behaivor

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13
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What does client mean

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Leadership of the area you are auditing

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14
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CISA auditors must be

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Honest and Transparent

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15
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Define Standards

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Mandatory actions, Explicit Rules or Controls designed to support and conform to policy through hardware, software or behaivor

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16
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What makes policy more meaningful and effective

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Standards

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17
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Standards should always point to

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Policy

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18
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Procedures are

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Written steps to execute policy

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19
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Which one is more detailed Policy or Procedures?

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Procedures

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20
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What is an outline for a statement of conduct

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Guideline

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21
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Are guidelines mandatory to follow

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No

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22
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Do guidelines provide general guidance

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Yes

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23
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Are guidelines Requirements that need to met or are they recommended

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Recommended

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24
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Whats a baseline

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specific rules that are accepted across the industry as providing the most effective approach to a specific implementation

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25
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Name some regulatory standards

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HIPPA
SOX
Base III
PCI
FISMA
COSO
SCADA
FACTA
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26
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HIPPA

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Healthcare

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27
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SOX

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Financial

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28
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Base III

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Risk Mgmt Bankin

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29
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PCI

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Credit Cards

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30
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FISMA

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US Govt Security Standards

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31
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COSO

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Financial Fraud Reporting

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32
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SCADA

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Security for Automated Systems

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33
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FACTA

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Reduce Fraud and ID Theft

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34
Q

Is regulatory guidance early, on time, or late

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Late

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35
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Most cyber laws are written before or after a major breach

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After

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36
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Name some industry guidance organizations

A

COBIT
ISO
NIST
FIPS

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37
Q

Name the types of audits

A

Financial
Integrated
Operational

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38
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What is a financial audit

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Audit of financial statements and processes. Usually doesn’t include the IT auditor

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39
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Integrated Audit

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Includes a financial and technical audit

40
Q

What are the key risk types

A

Inherent
Control
Detection

41
Q

Define Detection Risk

A

Misstatements or material errors have occurred and were not detected

42
Q

What is an inherent risk

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Naturally occurring risk because of the nature of business before controls are applied

43
Q

Describe a control risk

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Risk that internal controls will not prevent a material error

44
Q

How does ISACA define material

A

Item of significance that has a real impact on the organization

45
Q

Given the nature of driving, would no speed limits be an inherent risk

A

Yes

46
Q

What type of risk is it if your dirver airbag does not deploy

A

It is a control risk

47
Q

What type of risk is an audit

A

Detection risk

48
Q

Is an audit a type of detection risk?

A

Yes

49
Q

What is a risk that is (Inherent Risk - Controls)

A

Residual risk

50
Q

What is left up to the professional opinion of the auditor

A

Quantitative analysis and qualitative judgement

51
Q

What is quantative analysis

A

Conclusion based on a series of measurements

52
Q

What is a qualitative judgement

A

Judgment based on a broad understanding of business and asks the question what might go wrong

53
Q

What is risk mangaement

A

Identifying, assessing, mitigating and montioring risks

54
Q

What is the risk management process

A
Implement a risk mgmt program
ID Assests
ID threats
Perform risk analysis
Disposition risk
Montior
55
Q

Is Risk mgmt a part of corporate governance

A

Yes

56
Q

Who supports and funds risk mgmt

A

Senior Leadership

57
Q

The risk mgmt leader should have good Project mgmt skills

A

Yes

58
Q

What are the risk courses of action

A

Avoid
Reduce
Accept
Transfer

59
Q

Is monitoring risk important

A

Yes

60
Q

Why are controls used

A

To comply with internal policies, regulatory expectations and reduce risk

61
Q

What is risk tolerance

A

Right controls to reduce risk to an acceptable level

62
Q

Audited systems must meet which requirement

A

Regalatory and legal requirements

63
Q

Do controls typically start with hihg-level policy and applies to all areas of the company

A

Yes

64
Q

Name the two categories of procedures

A

General Control Procedures

IS Control Procedures

65
Q

Controls are what

A

Preventative, Detective, Corrective

66
Q

Name a preventative control

A

Access Control List

67
Q

Name a detective control

A

IDS

Security Log

68
Q

Name a corrective control

A

IPS

Backup Power Supply

69
Q

What type of control stops a threat immediately

A

Preventative

70
Q

What tyoe of control identifies a threat after the fact

A

Detective

71
Q

What type of control tries to remediate the risk of a threat after the fact?

A

Corrective

72
Q

Who has a fiduciary responsibility of special trust and confidence with the client

A

The auditor

73
Q

What is the purpose of an IS audit

A

To evaluate controls against a predetermined control objectives

74
Q

Audit Methodology

A

Documented approach for performing an audit in a consistent and repeatable manner

75
Q

How does an audit methodology meet the audit objectives

A

By defingin the following:
Statement of Work
Statement of Scope
Statement of Audit Objectives

76
Q

Name the steps of the audit process

A
Audit Subjects
Audit Objective
Audit Scope
Pre Audit Planning 
Data Gathering
Evaluation of test results
Communication with management
Preparation of audit report
77
Q

In chain of custody, an auditor must be able to…

A

Account for who had access to the data
Ensure that access to the data is controlled
Show that the information was protected from tampering

78
Q

What is evidence handling

A

Handling of any information obtained during the audit

79
Q

Audit evidence should be

A
Sufficient 
Usable
Reliable
Relevant
Effective
80
Q

Give examples of work papers

A

Findings
Activities
Tests

81
Q

Work Papers should be properly dated, labled, detailed, clear alnd self contained

A

Yes

82
Q

What provides confidentiality for Work Papers

A

Encryption

83
Q

What provides availability for work papers

A

Backups

84
Q

What provides authorized access for work papers

A

Access control lists

85
Q

What should be considered for electronic work papers

A

Encryption
Access lists
Backups
Audit trails and controls

86
Q

Software audit tools used for statistical sampling and data analysis

A

Computer assisted audit tools

87
Q

Sampling produces…

A

Generalized results for the population as a whole

88
Q

What are some sampling methods

A

Statistical
Non Statistical
Variable
Attribute

89
Q

What are teh parts of attribute sampling

A

Frequency estimating
Stop and Go
Discovery

90
Q

What are a few ways to ensure compliance

A

Sampling or Monitoring

91
Q

Continuous monitoring is good for which types of processes

A

Processes that capture, manipulate, store and disseminate data

92
Q

What are the six preconditions that should be present before an org can adopt continuous auditing

A

System must have acceptable characteristics

System must be reliable, have existing controls and collect data on the systems

System must have a highly automated secondary control system

Auditor must be proficient in the technology

Audit Process must offer a reliable method for obtaining the audit procedure results

Verifiable controls of the audit reporting process must exist

93
Q

QA strives to improve two key attributes

A

Quality and adherence

94
Q

Best way to avoid surprises

A

Communicate Communicate Communicate

95
Q

Name the four opinions that an auditor can have

A

Unqualified

Qualified

Adverse

Disclaimer

96
Q

Opinions can be applied to what

A

Entire report or single finding

97
Q

What are the three types of audit ratings

A

Unrated
Satisfactory
Unsatisfactory