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IT Audit

What is an IT audit?

An IT audit is an evaluation of your information system, an assessment that leads to recommendations for improvement.

This is the systematic review of activities related to identity and access management, with the aim of verifying compliance with security policies and detecting any violations or anomalies.


The audit verifies:

- efficiency

- security

- integrity

of your IS in relation to your company's policies but also to the standards in force.

An IT audit is a mapping of your information system, including the examination of data management, network security, risk management, compliance with applicable laws and regulations, as well as the effectiveness and quality of information systems.

The results of the IT audit are used to identify vulnerabilities and risks, as well as to recommend improvements and corrective measures to strengthen the security and reliability of your company's IT systems.

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