Carter Suggested a Four-Part Taxonomy for Classifying Computer Crime; COBIT

Carter suggested a four-part taxonomy for classifying computer crime; COBIT identified a series of enablers to make the best possible use of information and information technology vis-à-vis the needs of organizational stakeholders.Which of the following pairs a COBIT enabler with an element of Carter's taxonomy?

A) Information and target, because the "target" category focuses on system information.
B) Instrumentality and processes, because the "instrumentality" category always involves at least two business processes.
C) Associated and principles/policies/frameworks, because the "associated" category involves comprising organizational policies.
D) All of these are good pairings of COBIT enablers and Carter categories.