Compliance & certification

CISA / IS Audit

Independent information systems audit performed to CISA/ISACA standards.

ISACA
Standards-aligned methodology
Independent
Third-party attestation

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In plain terms Audit

What this is

Independent information systems audit performed to CISA/ISACA standards.

Why it can hurt you

Boards and regulators need an independent IS audit opinion, not a self-assessment marked "all controls effective."

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Why it matters to you Audit

The problem

Boards and regulators need an independent IS audit opinion, not a self-assessment marked "all controls effective."

Board-level assurance

Independent opinion the audit committee can rely on.

Regulatory credibility

Third-party attestation carries weight a self-review can’t.

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How we do it Audit

Scope & control identification

IT general controls and application controls identified for the audit period.

Evidence-based testing

Controls tested for both design and operating effectiveness.

Independent reporting

Findings reported without influence from the audited team.

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What we typically find Audit

Ineffective change management

Production changes deployed without documented approval trail.

Weak access provisioning controls

User access granted without consistent approval or periodic review.

No surprises on audit day.

We check what the auditor will check, first — so the audit is a formality.

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What lands on your desk Audit

IS audit report

Formal opinion on control design and operating effectiveness.

Management letter

Findings and recommendations addressed directly to leadership.

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What you get out of it Audit

Board-level assurance

Independent opinion the audit committee can rely on.

Regulatory credibility

Third-party attestation carries weight a self-review can’t.

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Step by step Audit

1. Scope & control identification

IT general controls and application controls identified for the audit period.

2. Evidence-based testing

Controls tested for both design and operating effectiveness.

3. Independent reporting

Findings reported without influence from the audited team.

Find out what we would find.

A scoping call is thirty minutes, costs nothing, and ends with a fixed price and a date. If we are not the right people for the job, we will tell you that too.