Episode 14 – The MFA Token That Still Worked After a Device Reset | CISA Domain 5: Authentication & Access Controls

CISA Domain 5: Authentication & Access ControlsThis episode is part of the CISA Audit Judgment Series — a structured, scenario-based learning path focused on Domains 4 and 5, the highest-weighted sections of the CISA exam.In this episode, we examine a scenario where a user resets their mobile device — but their old MFA token continues to authenticate across multiple systems. While the technology appears to work, the underlying governance has failed. This situation reveals a critical weakness in MFA lifecycle controls, token revocation, and identity assurance.You’ll learn:✔ Why MFA lifecycle governance is a major CISA Domain 5 topic✔ Why technical fixes are not the point — governance is✔ How junior auditors interpret authentication failures vs. how audit leaders see them✔ What evidence auditors must review for MFA and IAM audits✔ How to evaluate token issuance, revocation, and multi-system integration✔ How to identify systemic IAM weaknesses using a CISA exam mindset✔ The real risk when old credentials continue to authenticateThis episode blends CISA exam reasoning with real audit leadership judgment — the foundation of the CyberLex Audit Judgment Series.If you’re preparing for CISA or sharpening your audit judgment,explore the CISA Gold Standard Series by M.G. Vance on Amazon.📘 Amazon link: ⁠https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0FX526S3V⁠We don’t just help you pass.We prepare you to become formidable in the field.

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