This approach, referred to as the white box approach, requires auditors to evaluate IT controls and processing so that they can determine whether the information generated from the system is reliable.
A)Auditing through the system
B)Auditing around the system
C)Computer assisted audit techniques
D)Auditing with the computer

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The white box approach involves auditing through the system, meaning that auditors evaluate the IT controls and processing to ensure the reliability of the information generated. This is in contrast to the black box approach (auditing around the system), which relies on testing output without evaluating the underlying processing. Computer assisted audit techniques (CAATs) and auditing with the computer are not necessarily synonymous with the white box approach, as they can be used in both black box and white box auditing methods.

This Approach, Referred to as the White Box Approach, Requires