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- CISA : Part 1 - 40
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- CISA : Part 81 - 120
- CISA : Part 121 - 160
- CISA : Part 161 - 172
Which of the following risks could result from inadequate software baselining?
- Scope creep
- Sign-off delays
- Software integrity violations
- inadequate controls
Explanation:Â
A software baseline is the cut-off point in the design and development of a system beyond which additional requirements or modifications to the design do not or cannot occur without undergoing formal strict procedures for approval based on a business cost-benefit analysis. Failure to adequately manage the requirements of a system through baselining can result in a number of risks. Foremost among these risks is scope creep, the process through which requirements change during development. Choices, C and D may not always result, but choice A is inevitable.
A software baseline is the cut-off point in the design and development of a system beyond which additional requirements or modifications to the design do not or cannot occur without undergoing formal strict procedures for approval based on a business cost-benefit analysis. Failure to adequately manage the requirements of a system through baselining can result in a number of risks. Foremost among these risks is scope creep, the process through which requirements change during development. Choices, C and D may not always result, but choice A is inevitable.
- CISA : Part 1 - 40
- CISA : Part 41 - 80
- CISA : Part 81 - 120
- CISA : Part 121 - 160
- CISA : Part 161 - 172