In this course we will tackle the conceptual and theoretical foundations associated with the work of a IS Auditor. The work of a IS Auditor is to ensure that information systems safeguard the assets of the organization, maintaining the integrity of the data and achieve business objectives in an efficient and effective way. The quality assurance requirements for information systems determine the daily operation of enterprises and organizations and justify the task of auditing information systems. This course will detail the classical process of the Information Systems Audit, its implications for corporate IT Governance, strategies for asset protection in information systems, plans for business continuity after disaster situations and regulatory issues and laws on data protection in Information Systems. The knowledge acquired by students in this course follows the recommendations of the "Information Systems Audit and Control Association" which offers certification of Certified Information System Auditor. After completing the course the student should know the procedures, controls and reports required to carry out an Information Systems Audit.
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