Information systems:
A) as a mechanism for fraud prevention, deterrence, and detection cannot be overstated.
B) usually provide weak evidence trails due to their digital nature.
C) can be used to reconstruct actual data flow of considerable value to the fraud specialist.
D) generate small amounts of red flags, each of which requires further investigation.

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Information systems can be used to reconstruct actual data flow, which can be of great value to a fraud specialist. This can help in detecting and preventing fraud. Option A is partially correct but may not be the sole mechanism for fraud prevention. Option B is incorrect as digital evidence trails are stronger in many cases. Option D is also incorrect as information systems can generate a considerable amount of red flags, which should be further investigated.

Information Systems