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With the Second Edition of this popular resource, auditors will be able to examine an organization’s hardware, software, data protection, and processing methods to ensure that adequate controls and security are in place. Little in the way of prerequisite technical know–how is required. Author Jack Champlain begins by explaining the basics of any computer system–the central processing unit, operating system, and application system–giving every auditor the tools needed to begin an audit. This is followed by a step–by–step approach for conducting information systems audits, detailing specific procedures that auditors can readily apply to their own organizations. The Second Edition devotes special attention to the issues of most concern to information managers today. It provides over 80 case studies that demonstrate how concepts can be applied in real–world situations. Chapter topics include:
- Information systems audit approach (physical, logical, environmental security)
- Security certifications such as SAS 70, TruSecure, CPA SysTrust, and WebTrust
- Computer forensics
- E–commerce and Internet security (including encryption and cryptography)
- Information privacy laws and regulations
- Information systems project management controls
- New technologies and future risks
As networks and enterprise resource planning (ERP) systems bring resources together, and as increasing privacy violations and international political volatility threaten more organizations, information systems integrity becomes more important than ever. Auditing Information Systems, Second Edition empowers auditors, information security professionals, managers, and audit committees to effectively gauge the adequacy and effectiveness of information systems controls.
Before performing an audit of a computing system or assessing the adequacy of an audit that was performed on a computing system, there are a few basics that one must understand about how a computing system functions. Read the first page
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