KORRA.TRAINING The Auditor's Frame — Thinking Like an IS Auditor
The habit of mind behind every IS audit exam and every real engagement: independence, risk-based planning, evidence you could defend, and a finding written so a business reader acts on it. An independent course, not affiliated with or endorsed by ISACA.
4 modiwl · 12 gwers · 5h 37m
Datgloi gydag aelodaethlock Cynnwys y cwrs
1 Whose Side You Are On 3 gwers · 1h 22m lock
- play_circle The Lawyer in the Building 20 mun
- play_circle Never Lie on a Questionnaire 22 mun
- play_circle The Answer Someone Senior Wants 40 mun
2 Planning by Risk, Not by Preference 3 gwers · 1h 2m lock
- play_circle Management Wants the New System Looked At 22 mun
- play_circle BIA Before Recovery Strategy 22 mun
- play_circle RPO Is Not RTO 18 mun
3 Evidence You Could Defend 3 gwers · 1h 32m lock
- play_circle A Screenshot Is Weak Evidence 20 mun
- play_circle How Many Is Enough 22 mun
- play_circle Defend the Sample, Rank the Four 50 mun
4 Findings That Get Acted On 3 gwers · 1h 41m lock
- play_circle Is This Even a Finding? 24 mun
- play_circle Report It Anyway, and Send It to the Right Person 22 mun
- play_circle Condition, Criteria, Cause, Effect, Recommendation 55 mun