IIA IIA-CCSA - Certification in Control Self-Assessment® (CCSA®)
A coding operation where any form of communication is coded or classified in line with some conceptual framework is known as:
Information related to either the elements outside the organization’s control or to elements that the organization can control at least to some extent is called:
A method of measuring the statistical relationship that exists between two or variables is called:
The technique which allows for the study of past and current patterns and can be used to project future patterns is called:
Which of the following is Correct?
Based on the results of risk assessment, which should evaluate the adequacy effectiveness of controls encompassing the organization’s operations and information system?
Performance measures should be comprehensive enough to reach valid conclusions about the program.
Which evidence is obtained from individuals through oral or written statements such as interviews, surveys and questionnaires?
Which of the following is NOT the internal factor that could affect the objective setting?
Non-discretionary controls are:
