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An IS auditor discovers that programmers have update access
to the live environment. In this situation, the IS auditor
is LEAST likely to be concerned that programmers can:
A. authorize transactions.
B. add transactions directly to the database.
C. make modifications to programs directly.
D. access data from live environment and provide faster
maintenance.
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Answer: A
Authorizing transactions implies that transactions have been
initiated by another person and hence would provide the
least risk. The other situations, where programmers on their
own can access data and make modifications or add
transactions to a database, all present a greater risk and
would be of concern to the IS auditor.
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