Global information system audit
Strategy, estate, operations, budget and risks: the entry point for a leadership team that wants to know where to act.
- 8 min
- 4 steps
- Score + priorities
Guided assessment
Governance, applications, cloud, data, cybersecurity, resilience or regulation: identify your priorities and the areas to explore further.
Choose an assessment
Select a domain, then answer the questions at your own pace. You receive an initial view of your situation and the priorities to explore further. Do not enter sensitive data in your answers.
Strategy, estate, operations, budget and risks: the entry point for a leadership team that wants to know where to act.
Mandates, arbitration, architecture, sourcing, committees and the performance of the decision set-up.
Inventory, criticality, obsolescence, maintainability, dependencies and modernisation trajectory.
Target processes, standard selection, data, interfaces, migration, adoption and cut-over conditions.
Ownership, quality, reference data, traceability, BI usage and preparing AI use cases.
Workload placement, cloud foundations, legal control, costs, dependencies and reversibility.
Risk governance, protection, detection, response and continuous improvement capability.
Exposure, propagation, backups, crisis, evidence preservation and rebuilding trust.
Business impacts, dependencies, continuity strategies, backups, recovery and exercises.
Lifecycle, privileges, strong authentication, entitlements, monitoring and recovery.
Criticality, due diligence, contracts, steering, concentration and provider reversibility.
Secure design, code, dependencies, CI/CD, secrets, vulnerabilities and product response.
Governance, processing, rights, processors, transfers, risks and breaches.
Scope qualification, roles, certification, architecture, operations and continuity.
Entity, sector, size, governance, suppliers, incidents and audit needs.
Inventory, the organisation's role, risk classification, suppliers, transparency and monitoring.
Applicability, ICT risk framework, incidents, testing, third-party register, contracts and exit.
Digital products, economic role, security by design, vulnerabilities and product conformity.
ISMS scope, risks, treatment, controls, internal audits and improvement.
Scope, segmentation, protection, access, monitoring, testing and validation mode.
Applicability, governance, procurement, design, manual testing, audit and publication.
Client requirement, sites, objectives, sensitive information, prototypes and assessment preparation.
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Indicative action plan
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