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Match each assurance method to the description provided.

Answer

Certification - Attestation of compliance, generally based on an external audit, Testing and evaluation - Checks implementation or effectiveness at a point in time, Review - Usually an internal examination of how consistently a standard is applied, Audit - Assessment by an assessor independent of day-to-day implementation

Explanation

### The pairs | Item | Matches | Why | |---|---|---| | Certification | Attestation of compliance, generally based on an external audit | Certification represents an attestation that an enterprise, service, or system conforms to stated standards. | | Testing and evaluation | Checks implementation or effectiveness at a point in time | Tests provide evidence about whether requirements or controls are implemented and achieve their objectives. | | Review | Usually an internal examination of how consistently a standard is applied | Reviews consider how the standard and its processes operate over time. | | Audit | Assessment by an assessor independent of day-to-day implementation | Independence helps avoid having implementers assess their own work without separation. | ### The concept These assurance methods answer related but different questions. A test checks status or effectiveness; a review or audit examines consistent application over time. Certification is an attestation of compliance and may rely on an independent audit. ### Terms - **Attestation**: a formal statement that a condition or requirement has been met. - **Independent assessor**: an evaluator separated from the day-to-day work being assessed. ### Remember Testing checks a point in time; reviews and audits examine application over time; certification attests to compliance.

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