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An IS auditor performing an audit of the company's IS
strategy would be LEAST likely to:
A. assess IS security procedures.
B. review both short- and long-term IS strategies.
C. interview appropriate corporate management personnel.
D. ensure that the external environment has been considered.
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Answer: A
When performing an audit of IS strategic planning it is
unlikely that the IS auditor would assess specific security
procedures. During an IS strategy review overall goals and
business plans would be reviewed to determine that the
organization's plans are consistent with its goals.
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