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Audit Trail: Inside the Mind of an IT Auditor
sponsored by CIO Decisions
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Posted:
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14 Aug 2005
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Published:
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01 Aug 2005
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HTML
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Length:
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1
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Type:
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Journal Article
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Language:
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English
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ABSTRACT:
To make sure an audit does what it's intended to do -- reduce risk to acceptable levels -- everyone involved must use the same words in the same way. You'd be amazed by how often that's not the case with words as seemingly basic as policy, standards and controls. That confusion results in a lot of head-scratching and wasted effort.
Here's list of some of the most misinterpreted words, along with explanations of what IT auditors mean when we say them.
- Policy
- Standards
- Controls
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Author
Matt Zerega
IT auditor
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CIO Decisions
Matt Zerega is a West Coast IT auditor who has worked in energy, electronics and other fields. Write to him at AuditTrail@ciodecisions.com.
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