Control Objectives for Information and Related Technology (COBIT)
COBIT as an information technology governance aims to manage the risks and supporting the organization in achieving control objectives under four main areas. These include planning and organizing, acquire and implementation, delivery and support, monitoring and evaluation. COBIT management guidelines provide a comprehensive framework of policies that can be used to measure and benchmark the level of IT security controls, their success factors, goals and performance indicators. Our COBIT audit checklist will enable the organization to assess, identify and record the score to justify the presence of controls and implement the strategy to improve or enhance the processes.
Features
- A framework to define the core security controls and process relationships to achieve the overall control objectives.
- Assess the current state of your organization with respect to COBIT framework and implement the control procedures to achieve and maintain the standard guidelines.
- Determine the control objectives for each separate business process.
- Follow-up the maturity model to adequate mappings and cross reference for the processes.
- Structure your organization controls around COBIT standards and guidelines.
Benefits
- Protect your business through implementing the proven safeguard controls.
- Assess and identify the security gaps with minimized time and cost.
- Add security effectiveness to your existing controls.
- Increase security awareness of your staff with organized security procedures.
- Evaluate the success vector by implementing control structures.
- Help your organization to achieve Sarbanes-Oxley compliance along with COBIT.
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