Evidence demonstrated in front of the auditor: This type of evidence allows the auditor to directly observe and assess the processes, controls, or systems in action. It provides firsthand insight into how things are actually functioning, offering a high level of reliability as the auditor can verify the evidence firsthand.In an IS audit, firsthand observation and demonstration of evidence by the auditor generally provide the highest level of reliability, as it allows for direct verification and assessment of the controls and processes under review. Therefore, option A is considered the most reliable source of evidence in this context.
CRM only indicates "Evidence obtained from outside sources is more reliable than from within the organization. ", Thus, if the evidence is displayed in front of you is provided by the organization, the answer is D, if the the evidence is displayed in front of you is found by yourself, the answer should be A. The question should be considered more about who provides the evidence.
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