In earlier days, audits are associated with verification of any financial transaction and to ensure that it is carried out in accordance with the organisations or company policies. But, now the meaning of audit has been expanded to include corporate law, cyber law, and other legal compliances of the company.
Cyber crimes are on the increase in today's digitized and interconnected corporate world. Several instances show business losses due to lack of cyber security process and practice in an organization. There is government's mandatory cyber security compliance, especially, related to data privacy and protection that companies need to comply.
The company needs to ensure that any breach of contract by any employee or company will lead to strict actions against such employee or company. To avoid such situations companies need to figure out which information is sensitive. Once it is done companies need to take actions like make techno-legal contract, cyber compliance audits to protect such information.
The cyber compliance audit is the first step in protecting sensitive and confidential information as it includes a thorough analysis of e-contracts document and other company data.
Mobile Application Security Audit
Mobile phones are enjoying an ever increasing popularity in today’s world. The phones are increasingly used to surf the Internet, store private information, access corporate network /confidential company information. Features like these make smartphones an attractive target for Trojans, Malware, Phishing attacks and much more specially crafted cyber attacks.
Web Application Security Audit
Web App Security audit helps the enterprises to improve their security at every level of the life cycle i.e. in the design phase, implementation phase or even when the software is running in the production environment. The solutions provided by auditor help the enterprise understand the implications from business as well as a security perspective.
Network Security Audit
Network Security audit is categorized into two vital areas of information. The first area is the static data which would cover the system definitions, protocols used to communicate, password rules, firewall definitions etc. whereas the second category looks into the activities, events that have taken place which would cover areas such as database access, file transfers, sharing, system log on etc. are some of the times that will be looked into the network audit. Such broad perspective will help organizations defend against external as well as internal threats.
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