When performing an information systems audit, auditors should ascertain that the following six objectives are met: 1. Security provisions protect computer equipment programs, communications, and data from unauthorized access, modification or destruction. 2. Program development and acquisition are performed in accordance with management's general and specific authorization 3. Program modifications have management's authorization and approval. A. Processing of transactions, files, reports, and other computer records is accurate and complete 5. Source data that are inaccurate or improperly authorized are identified and handled according to prescribed managerial policies 6. Computer data files are accurate, complete, and confidential Required: Choose any two of the above, appraise the importance of each for information systems audit process and provide types of errors and fraud, control Procedures, audit Procedures system review. & audit Procedures tests of controls associated (minimum 220 words) Patah B