After initial investigation, an IS auditor has reasons to believe that fraud may be present.
The IS auditor should:
A. expand activities to determine whether an investigation is warranted
B. report the matter to the audit committee.
C. report the possibility of fraud to top management and ask how they would like to be proceed.
D. consult with external legal counsel to determine the course of action to be taken.
The IS auditor should:
A. expand activities to determine whether an investigation is warranted
B. report the matter to the audit committee.
C. report the possibility of fraud to top management and ask how they would like to be proceed.
D. consult with external legal counsel to determine the course of action to be taken.