3. Restrictions on the accessibility and dissemination of information. Protecting data from modification or deletion by unauthorized parties confidentiality Integrity Availability Ensures that information or resources are available when required
4. A control put into place to mitigate potential loss.
6. What is Auditing Types Of Auditors Audit Planning Audit Classification Practical Examples Phases of the Audit Process Security Policy AGENDA
7. Auditing An audit is an evaluation of an organization, system, process, project or product. Performed by competent, independent and objective person, known as auditors who then issue a report on the results of the audit. Who is responsible Formerly called an Electronic Data Processing (EDP) audit
8. Types of auditors Two types of auditors: These are employees of a company hired to assess and evaluate its system of internal control. Internal Auditors External Auditor These are independent staff assigned by an auditing firm to assess and evaluate financial statements of their clients or to perform other agreed upon evaluations.
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19. Auditing practically through some software's MBSA Log Parser Event Viewer Event tracker Group Edit policy in windows gpedit.msc is only in win7 Ultimate, Professional (old Business) and Enterprise editions, and not in the Windows 7 Home Premium or Basic editions.
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21. Some Certification references ISO 27001 CISA CISSP ISACA community https://www.isaca.org/ Hyderabad Chapter http://isaca.org.in/ CISSP ISC2 https://www.isc2.org GSNA GIAC Systems and Network Auditor http://www.giac.org/certifications/audit/gsna.php
