alleryStart learning →Poorly implemented continuous auditing can lead to what problem?
AMissing audit trails
BMany false positive alarms
CReduced data volumes
DAutomatic client fraud
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. Many false positive alarms
Without proper implementation it can generate hundreds or thousands of false positives.
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