A. The underlying causes of the risk.

B. The impact of the risk on the organization's objectives.

C. The risk levels of current and future events.

D. The potential for eliminating risk factors.

A. Firewalls can protect against computer viruses.

B. Firewalls monitor attacks from the Internet.

C. Firewalls provide network administrators tools to retaliate against hackers.

D. Firewalls may be software-based or hardware-based.

A. Normalize the data

B. Obtain the data

C. identify the risks

D. Analyze the data

A. Lack of awareness of the state of processing.

B. Increased cost and complexity of network traffic.

C. Interference of the mirrored data with the original source data.

D. Confusion about where customer data are stored.

A. Contribution margin is the amount remaining from sales revenue after fixed expenses have been deducted.

B. Breakeven point is the amount of units sold to cover variable costs.

C. Breakeven occurs when the contribution margin covers fixed costs

D. Following breakeven, net operating income will increase by the excess of fixed costs less the variable costs per units sold

A. COBIT helps management understand and manage the risks associated with information technology (IT) processes.

B. Management needs to determine the cost-benefit ratio of adopting COBIT control objectives.

C. COBIT control objectives are specific to various IT platforms and help determine minimum controls.

D. COBIT provides management with the capability to conduct self-assessments against industry best practices.