Control self-assessments (CSAs) can be used to:

Control self-assessment (CSA) is a process that allows business units to evaluate the effectiveness of internal controls. It is primarily used toestablish baselines(Option B) for measuring control effectiveness and risk management.

ISACA CISA Reference:CSA is a recognized internal control mechanism that supports risk assessment and control improvement.

Risk Implication:If CSAs are not conducted properly, organizations may lack visibility into weak controls, increasing exposure to risks.

Alternative Choices:

Option A:CSA does not focus on asset valuation.

Option C:Strategic business goals are assessed separately through governance processes.

Option D:CSA complements, but does not replace, formal audits.