Auditing in cybersecurity refers to the systematic examination of an organization’s information systems, processes, and policies to assess their compliance with established security standards, regulations, and best practices.
The primary goal of cybersecurity auditing is to identify vulnerabilities, weaknesses, and areas of non-compliance that could pose risks to the confidentiality, integrity, and availability of an organization’s data and systems.
Software audits in cybersecurity audits involve the evaluation of the various software components within an organization's IT infrastructure to ensure compliance, security, and efficiency. 01
Infrastructure audits in cybersecurity focus on assessing the security of an organization's IT infrastructure components, such as networks, servers, databases, and endpoints. 02
Assess the security posture of your vendors and suppliers. Identify potential vulnerabilities in their systems that could impact your own security. 04
Independent assessment of your Security Operations Center (SOC) effectiveness in managing security risks. Evaluates the design and operation of your security controls. 03
