Introduction to Information Systems Auditing

This intensive course developed over a fourteen year period by professional auditors provides the perfect starting point for a newly appointed information systems auditor.

WHAT WILL I GET OUT OF IT?
• better understanding of the responsibilities of an information systems auditor
• knowledge of the legal framework surrounding information processing
• ability to identify the risks involved in new systems
• techniques to help appraise systems under development
• ability to perform an audit of IT service delivery and support functions
• understanding of BS7799 / ISO17799
• explanation of core network terminology
• comprehension of how basic network defences are structured
• appreciation of the use of software assistance to accelerate IT auditing.

KEY FEATURES
• IT/IS auditing
• risks associated with systems
• auditing existing systems
• auditing new systems and developments
• auditing the building blocks of IT control
• networks
• active computer assistance for audit activities
• performing a simple network review
• reviewing physical security within an organisation
• reviewing logical access control within an organisation.

WHO SHOULD ATTEND?
Those entering computer audit work who need basic knowledge to underpin their new career. To ensure a practical grounding throughout the course, contrasts and similarities will be drawn from common business systems and issues. Major steps of the course are accompanied by practical work, reinforcing taught facts and helping delegates to develop skills.

LECTURER
This course is presented by MindGrove Ltd

This course is held by the IIA and endorsed by ACCA