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Around which period did the concept of IT auditing first take shape?

AMid-1930s
BMid-1950s
CMid-1980s
DMid-1960s
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. Mid-1960s
IT auditing emerged in the mid-1960s as businesses began relying on computers.
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