Which of the following steps are performed in the Planning phase of IT Assurance methodology? Each correct answer represents a complete solution. Choose all that apply.

Planning risk-based assurance initiatives involves identifying key risks and determining the assurance activities needed to address them, which is a core part of the planning phase.

'Scope and plan assurance initiatives' represents the overarching objective of the planning phase itself rather than a discrete, actionable step performed within it, whereas options A, C, and D describe specific activities that comprise this broader objective.

Performing a quick risk assessment helps to identify high-level risks and areas of concern early in the planning process, guiding where assurance efforts should be focused.

Assessing process maturity helps determine the current state of IT processes and controls, informing the scope and depth of the assurance work required to identify potential weaknesses or gaps.