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Organizational control includes segregation between the CIS department and user department.
Organizational control includes segregation between the CIS department and user department.
True
Access controls are not necessary for every computer system.
Access controls are not necessary for every computer system.
False
The grandfather, parent, son practice requires an entity to keep only the most recent generation of master files and transaction files.
The grandfather, parent, son practice requires an entity to keep only the most recent generation of master files and transaction files.
False
Application controls are designed to provide reasonable assurance that all transactions are authorized and processed accurately.
Application controls are designed to provide reasonable assurance that all transactions are authorized and processed accurately.
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It is more efficient to review the design of application controls before reviewing general controls.
It is more efficient to review the design of application controls before reviewing general controls.
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Organizational control includes segregation of duties within the CIS department.
Organizational control includes segregation of duties within the CIS department.
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The functions of system development and computer operations must be segregated at a minimum.
The functions of system development and computer operations must be segregated at a minimum.
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Access controls should be limited only to operators and other authorized employees.
Access controls should be limited only to operators and other authorized employees.
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The grandfather, parent, son practice requires an entity to keep two most recent generations of master files and transaction files.
The grandfather, parent, son practice requires an entity to keep two most recent generations of master files and transaction files.
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It is more efficient to review the design of general controls before reviewing application controls.
It is more efficient to review the design of general controls before reviewing application controls.
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Study Notes
Organizational Controls
- Organizational control involves segregation of duties between the CIS department and user department.
- Organizational control also involves segregation of duties within the CIS department.
Segregation of Duties
- The functions of system development and computer operations must be segregated at a minimum.
Access Controls
- Access controls are not necessary for every computer system.
- Access controls should be limited only to operators and other authorized employees.
File Management
- The grandfather, parent, son practice requires an entity to keep two most recent generations of master files and transaction files.
Reviewing Controls
- It is more efficient to review the design of application controls before reviewing general controls.
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Test your knowledge of internal controls in a CIS environment with this quiz! Learn about general controls, including organizational control and segregation of duties within the CIS department. Identify the roles and responsibilities of various positions such as the CIS director, system developer, data entry operator, and more. This quiz is perfect for anyone interested in understanding how to maintain a secure and efficient CIS system.
