The Information Systems Auditing Process: Conducting an Audit
As an auditor, you need to understand the techniques of auditing in order to provide audits efficiently and effectively. This course will help you gain an essential understanding of how to conduct information systems audits.
What you'll learn
Auditing examines information systems in order to provide valuable information about the operations and security of information and information systems. This course, The Information Systems Auditing Process: Conducting an Audit, teaches you essential information in order to conduct information systems audits. First, you will learn about the audit planning process. Next, you will discover how to conduct audit procedures. Finally, you will explore the process of audit reporting. By the end of this course, you will understand the techniques of auditing in order to provide audit efficiently and effectively.
Table of contents
- Selecting the Audit Procedures: Part One 5m
- Selecting the Audit Procedures: Part Two 6m
- Substantive Testing and Sampling: Part One 7m
- Substantive Testing and Sampling: Part Two 9m
- Gathering Audit Evidence: Part One 4m
- Gathering Audit Evidence: Part Two 8m
- Computer Assisted Audit Techniques (CAATs) 5m
- Control Self-Assessment (CSA) 5m
- Continuous Auditing Techniques 6m
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