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Technology Systems Auditing (Part 1 of 2)
Highest Rated
Rating: 4.6 out of 5(1,306 ratings)
6,399 students
Last updated 5/2021
English

What you'll learn

  • IT audit process
  • IT governance
  • Systems and infrastructure lifecycle management
  • IT service delivery and support
  • Protection of information assets
  • Business continuity and disaster recovery

Course content

4 sections533 lectures11h 8m total length
  • Introduction1:51

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  • Lesson 1: Management of the Audit Function1:40
  • Organization of the IS Audit Function3:12
  • IS Audit Resource Management1:05
  • Audit Planning Part11:08
  • Audit Planning Part21:48
  • Audit Planning Part31:32
  • Audit Planning Part41:07
  • Audit Planning Part52:01
  • Effect of Laws and Regulations on IS Audit Planning Part12:17
  • Effect of Laws and Regulations on IS Audit Planning Part20:56
  • Effect of Laws and Regulations on IS Audit Planning Part30:41
  • Effect of Laws and Regulations on IS Audit Planning Part40:45
  • Lesson 2: ISACA IT Audit and Assurance Standards and Guidelines Part12:02
  • IT Audit and Assurance Standards and Guidelines Part23:25
  • IT Audit and Assurance Standards and Guidelines Part30:41
  • IT Audit and Assurance Standards and Guidelines Part40:36
  • IT Audit And Assurance Standards Framework1:18
  • Auditing Standards Part11:53
  • Auditing Standards Part21:05
  • Auditing Standards Part32:45
  • Auditing Standards Part40:28
  • Auditing Standards Part51:58
  • Auditing Standards Part61:25
  • Auditing Standards Part72:00
  • Auditing Standards Part80:41
  • Auditing Standards Part91:05
  • Audit Guidelines Part10:33
  • Audit Guidelines Part21:07
  • Audit Guidelines Part31:38
  • Audit Guidelines Part43:07
  • Audit Guidelines Part51:57
  • Audit Guidelines Part61:28
  • Audit Guidelines Part71:41
  • Audit Guidelines Part81:58
  • Audit Guidelines Part91:57
  • Audit Guidelines Part101:31
  • Audit Guidelines Part111:56
  • Audit Guidelines Part122:02
  • Audit and Assurance Tools and Techniques0:45
  • Relationship Among Standards, Guidelines, and Tools and Techniques1:29
  • Information Technology Assurance Framework0:26
  • Information Technology Assurance Framework Components2:23
  • ITAF General Standards (Section 2200) Part11:27
  • ITAF General Standards (Section 2200) Part21:21
  • ITAF Performance Standards (Section 2400) Part13:02
  • ITAF Performance Standards (Section 2400) Part22:02
  • ITAF Performance Standards (Section 2400) Part30:33
  • ITAF Performance Standards (Section 2400) Part41:10
  • Reporting Standards (Section 2600) Part10:21
  • Reporting Standards (Section 2600) Part20:51
  • Reporting Standards (Section 2600) Part30:54
  • IT Assurance Guidelines (Section 3000) Part11:15
  • IT Assurance Guidelines (Section 3000) Part20:51
  • IT Assurance Guidelines (Section 3000) Part31:30
  • IT Assurance Guidelines (Section 3000) Part41:31
  • IT Assurance Guidelines (Section 3000) Part52:06
  • IT Assurance Guidelines (Section 3000) Part60:20
  • IT Assurance Guidelines (Section 3000) Part71:22
  • IT Assurance Guidelines (Section 3000) Part82:11
  • IT Assurance Guidelines (Section 3000) Part90:45
  • IT Assurance Guidelines (Section 3000) Part101:58
  • IT Assurance Guidelines (Section 3000) Part111:40
  • Lesson 3: Risk Analysis0:40
  • Risk Analysis Part14:21
  • Risk Analysis Part23:06
  • Risk Analysis Part32:32
  • Risk Analysis Part41:26
  • Risk Analysis Part51:31
  • Risk Analysis Part64:10
  • Risk Analysis Part73:31
  • Lesson 4: Internal Controls1:31
  • Internal Control Objectives1:05
  • IS Control Objectives Part12:34
  • IS Control Objectives Part21:19
  • IS Control Objectives Part32:06
  • COBIT0:35
  • General Controls Part10:48
  • General Controls Part23:23
  • IS Controls3:40
  • Lesson 5: Performing An IS Audit2:40
  • Performing an IS Audit1:08
  • Classification of Audits2:32
  • Audit Programs Part11:07
  • Audit Programs Part22:56
  • Audit Methodology Part13:02
  • Audit Methodology Part21:54
  • Audit Methodology Part31:26
  • Fraud Detection Part13:25
  • Fraud Detection Part22:13
  • Risk-Based Auditing Part11:12
  • Risk-Based Auditing Part20:53
  • Risk-Based Auditing Part30:57
  • Audit Risk and Materiality Part11:11
  • Audit Risk and Materiality Part21:18
  • Audit Risk and Materiality Part31:36
  • Audit Risk and Materiality Part41:05
  • Audit Risk and Materiality Part50:23
  • Risk Assessment and Treatment Part10:39
  • Risk Assessment and Treatment Part20:56
  • Risk Assessment and Treatment Part31:57
  • Risk Assessment and Treatment Part41:46
  • Risk Assessment and Treatment Part50:45
  • Risk Assessment Techniques Part12:04
  • Risk Assessment Techniques Part20:47
  • Risk Assessment Techniques Part30:18
  • Risk Assessment Techniques Part40:39
  • Audit Objectives Part11:06
  • Audit Objectives Part20:40
  • Compliance Versus Substantive Testing Part11:09
  • Compliance Versus Substantive Testing Part20:35
  • Compliance Versus Substantive Testing Part30:31
  • Evidence Part10:58
  • Evidence Part21:57
  • Evidence Part31:13
  • Interviewing and Observing Personnel in the Performance Of Their Duties1:09
  • Sampling Part11:21
  • Sampling Part22:19
  • Sampling Part31:56
  • Using The Services Of Other Auditors And Experts Part12:04
  • Using The Services Of Other Auditors And Experts Part20:30
  • Computer-Assisted Audit Techniques (CAAT) Part10:43
  • Computer-Assisted Audit Techniques (CAAT) Part20:24
  • Evaluation Of Audit Strengths And Weaknesses Part10:48
  • Evaluation Of Audit Strengths And Weaknesses Part22:02
  • Evaluation Of Audit Strengths And Weaknesses Part30:57
  • Communicating Audit Results Part10:40
  • Communicating Audit Results Part21:26
  • Communicating Audit Results Part30:25
  • Management Implementation Of Recommendations0:21
  • Audit Documentation1:15
  • Lesson 6: Control Self-Assessment Part10:50
  • Control Self-Assessment Part21:12
  • Control Self-Assessment Part31:38
  • Objectives of CSA1:19
  • Benefits of CSA0:56
  • Disadvantages of CSA0:37
  • Auditor Role in CSA1:21
  • Technology Drivers for CSA1:07
  • Traditional Versus CSA Approach0:36
  • Lesson 7: The Evolving IS Audit Process0:09
  • Automated Work Papers Part11:20
  • Automated Work Papers Part21:22
  • Integrated Auditing Part11:32
  • Integrated Auditing Part20:38
  • Integrated Auditing Part30:24
  • Continuous Auditing Part10:41
  • Continuous Auditing Part21:02
  • Continuous Auditing Part30:48
  • Continuous Auditing Part42:12
  • Continuous Auditing Part50:46
  • Module 01 Review1:37
  • Module 01 - Quiz

Requirements

  • The course requires the candidates to have systems administration experience, familiarity with networking fundamentals such as TCP/IP, and an understanding of UNIX, Linux, and Windows operating systems.
  • This is an advanced level course and requires the students to have basic concepts and knowledge of the IT security and a minimum of 3-5 years practical experience.

Description

The IT Systems Auditing course has become the industry standard for the IT auditing, control and security. The course helps the students to gain relevant, up-to-date and concise knowledge along with hands-on practice exams.

If you’re a professional with experience of participating, leading and directing information system projects, this online IT Systems Auditing course will help you prepare for a lucrative and highly sought after position in this exciting and challenging field of information technology.

Completing this course showcases your knowledge of IS auditing, and demonstrates you are capable to assess vulnerabilities, report on compliance and institute controls within an enterprise. After completing this training course you will be able to leverage standards, manage vulnerabilities, you will understand ensure compliance, offer solutions, institute controls and deliver value to an enterprise, and the Acquisition process and testing process.

IT Systems Auditing is one of the most popular and high-demand IT employment options available. The course offers the ability for students to gain comprehensive knowledge in concepts that are required to get into the field of IT Systems Auditing.

Get your start in the world of IT Systems Auditing by taking this course today. Part 2 of this course is also available to complete your education.

This course is in no way sponsored or endorsed by, or in any way affiliated with, ISACA.


Who this course is for:

  • IT audit, control, assurance, and security professionals
  • IT consultants, auditors, and managers
  • Security policy writers
  • Privacy officers
  • Information security officers
  • Network and system administrators
  • Network security engineers