The Information Systems Auditing Process: Audit Planning
This course addresses the foundational knowledge needed to plan audit of information systems. It addresses the latest content in auditing standards and practices and is essential for all professional information systems auditors.
What you'll learn
Information Systems auditors are in high demand but short supply. In this course, The Information Systems Auditing Process: Audit Planning, you will learn the latest standards and requirements to be recognized as a professional information systems Auditor. First, you will gain an understanding of the ethical, professional, and character-traits of an auditor. Then, you will discover how to plan and schedule audit engagements. Finally, you will become familiar with the standards that an auditor is required to follow when conducting an audit. By the end of this course, you will gain the essential knowledge needed to develop your skills as an Information Systems Auditor.
Table of contents
- Setting the Audit Strategy 9m
- The Risk Environment: Part One 5m
- The Risk Environment: Part Two 8m
- The Risk Environment: Part Three 9m
- Risk Response: Part One 7m
- Risk Response: Part Two 6m
- Risk Response: Part Three 7m
- IS Controls: Part One 5m
- IS Controls: Part Two 5m
- Creating an Audit Plan 6m
- Auditing Business Processes and Their Supporting Information Systems 8m
- Other Information Systems Subject to Audit 4m
About the author
Kevin Henry is a well-known and respected educator and lecturer in the fields of information security and audit. Kevin uses his more than 30 years of practical experience as a network technician, computer programmer, and information systems auditor to deliver outstanding presentations that make each topic interesting, relevant, and useful. Often described by students as "The best instructor I have ever had," Kevin has the ability to provide quality instruction that engages the audience and provi... more