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    PracticeCPA®CPA ISC Practice Exam 2Question 80
    Medium1 markMultiple Choice
    Area II: SecuritySecurity MitigationArea II

    CPA · Question 80 · Area II: Security

    An auditor is reviewing the 'Termination' process. They find that while network access is revoked immediately, physical access cards are often collected weeks later. What is the risk?

    Answer options:

    A.

    The employee might log in remotely.

    B.

    Terminated employees could physically access the facility and cause damage or theft.

    C.

    Payroll might continue to pay them.

    D.

    They might access the VPN.

    How to approach this question

    Identify the specific risk of the failed control (Physical Card).

    Full Answer

    B.Terminated employees could physically access the facility and cause damage or theft.✓ Correct
    Revocation must be comprehensive (Logical + Physical).

    Common mistakes

    Focusing on logical access when the scenario specifies physical cards.
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