Which statement is most appropriate?

a. There are differing views of IS audit with many believing that all audit sections should employ specialist auditors. Others feel there is no such animal as the IS auditor since tackling computerized applications is part of everyday audit life. Computer audit tends to be known as technical auditing, as we move from the idea of auditing computers to the view that we are helping to turn raw data into a reliable and secure platform for decision making.

b. There are differing views of IS audit with many believing that all audit sections should employ specialist auditors. Others feel there is no such animal as the IS auditor since tackling computerized applications is part of everyday audit life. Computer audit tends to be known as information systems auditing, as we move from the idea of auditing computers to the view that we are helping to turn raw data into a reliable and secure platform for decision making.

c. There are differing views of IS audit with many believing that all audit sections should employ specialist auditors. Others feel there is no such animal as the IS auditor since tackling computerized applications is part of everyday audit life. Computer audit tends to be known as information systems auditing, as we move from the idea of auditing computers to the view that we are helping to turn information into raw data as a reliable and secure platform for decision making.

d. There are differing views of IS audit with many believing that all audit sections should employ specialist auditors. Others feel there is no such animal as the IS auditor since tackling computerized applications requires specialist skills. Computer audit tends to be known as information systems auditing, as we move from the idea of auditing computers to the view that we are helping to turn raw data into a reliable and secure platform for decision making.