Which of the following is most responsible for the inability of auditors to uncover computer crimes?

A the auditor's lack of knowledge in computer technology
B the prohibitively expensive audit procedures needed to detect computer frauds
C the client's concern that the public will learn of the crime
D the relatively small average take of computer frauds
E None of the above

Correct Answer: the prohibitively expensive audit procedures needed to detect computer frauds

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