Eis sm paper

answered on 13-Apr-23 15:32

Any add on tips helping in passing this paper? Is it necessary to cover module for eis or any summary notes enough

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Ok thank u

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Chap 1

answered on 08-Apr-23 08:25

In the first question, Why answer is d)treat the risk I thought the answer is a) transfer the risk.

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Risk of nonsupply is addressed by placing orders ect. so it is treated and not transferred to some other party

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Way to Study EIS

answered on 25-May-23 19:41

Not able to mug up the portions, if having any strategy please help

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- Try to cover SM thoroughly. - For EIS, if not possible to cover entire book, you can cover MTPs, RTPs and PYQs.

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Database controls

answered on 06-Mar-23 10:08

What is meant by, "This is achieved through Update controls to ensure that changes to the database reflect changes in real world entities and associations between entities that data in the database is supposed to represent"? Basically what are "real world entities"?

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A real-world entity is an entity with a physical location

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Data related risks

answered on 07-Mar-23 16:00

What is the difference between Christmas Card and Trojan?

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A "Christmas Card virus" would be a specific type of Trojan virus that is disguised as a Christmas card or holiday greeting. A Trojan virus is a type of malware that is designed to look like a legitimate program or file, but once it is installed on a computer, it can perform a variety of malicious actions, such as stealing data, modifying system settings, or allowing remote access to the infected computer.

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Role based access control

answered on 04-Mar-23 04:27

RBAC is policy neutral acccess control mechanism. What is meant by "policy-neutral" here?

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It is not based on any policy which can have bias or judgement.

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Blockchain - Limitation of proof of work

answered on 01-May-23 20:38

Hello, As far as I understood blockchain I believe for entering every block into the blockchain someone has to do lot of computations and then the block will be added to the chain and he will be rewarded with some newly mined cypto incase of currencies. 1. As only a limited number of transaction can be fit inside a block, does that mean as more and more people use the blockchain time taken to complete a single transaction increases? 2. What will be the reward for miner who registers/operates smart contracts or other non financial transactions.

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In non-financial blockchains, block rewards might not be money-based. Instead, validators could earn reputation points or gain access to premium features. They might also receive discounts on transaction fees or be rewarded with utility tokens. These incentives help encourage validators to participate and secure the network.

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Notes in Free notes section of Indigo learn app

answered on 01-Mar-23 14:34

Is Notes in Free notes section for EIS updated for Significant additions / modifications in ICAI study material applicable from May 22 examinations and onwards or it's been updated from May 21 only ?

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Thanks for the reference. Will check and revert

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Chapter 2 eis identity management

answered on 21-Feb-23 09:52

Do we have identity management concept in eis or is it deleted in chapter 2?

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Not in syllabus

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PRIMARY MEMORY - ROM

answered on 18-Feb-23 14:44

SIR ROM IS GENERALLY LOW CAPASITY OF 4MB-8MB RIGHT? THEN WHY THE MANUFACTURES OF DEVICES WRITE LIKE --> RAM 4GB ROM 64GB IS ROM AND INTERNAL STORAGE ARE SAME, BECAUSE IN COMMON WE SAY THE INTERNAL STORAGE OF THE PHONE IS 64GB ( PHONE COMPANIES CALL IT ROM, LIKE IN THE THE ATTACHED PHOTO ). IF THE ROM CAPASITY IS 4- MB THEN WHAT IS THE DIFFERANCE BETWEEN ROM & INTERNAL STORAGE SIR.

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the term "ROM" in modern devices refers to the internal storage, which can have a capacity of 4GB to 64GB or more. It is different from the older ROM used in older devices, which had a much lower capacity. RAM is the volatile memory used for temporary storage of data and program code.

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