The Griffin Academy Board Approved a Major Change to the Method

Multiple Choice

The Griffin Academy board approved a major change to the method for tuition calculation that will require a system change. A board member calls Julia, a developer in the IT department at Griffin, and requests that she make the change and implement the change immediately. If Jane does as she is told by the board member and does not put the change through the change management process, what kind of risk potential exists for Griffin?

A) The change could contain code that miscalculates tuition and costs the company money.
B) The change could contain code that opens Griffin up for the potential for fraud.
C) The change could contain code that opens student data for inappropriate access.
D) All of these risk statements are correct and avoidable using a change management process.