The type of review that is most important to conduct when an IS auditor is informed that a recent internal exploitation of a bug has been discovered in a business application is C. Forensic audit. A forensic audit is a type ofaudit that involves collecting, analyzing, and preserving evidence of fraud, corruption, or other illegal or unethical activities1. A forensic audit can help the IS auditor to identify and document the source, scope, and impact of the exploitation, as well as the perpetrators, motives, and methods involved. A forensic audit can also help the IS auditor to provide recommendations for preventing or mitigating future exploitations, and to support any legal actions or investigations that may arise from the incident2.