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DELIVERY AND CONTROL OF
ELECTRONIC SYSTEMS |
COURSE
OVERVIEW
Most organisations are heavily
reliant on the delivery of services and applications through electronic
means. This unique course brings together the commonest systems to provide a
single source for an auditors all round understanding of the risks and core
controls.
COURSE
BENEFITS
Skills:
After completion of this
course, you will be able to:
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Demonstrate an
understanding of the infrastructure of electronic service delivery systems
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Evaluate the risks
and audit one-way and two-way electronic services and applications
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Appreciate how
E-systems operate and the risks that threaten their operations
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Audit a wide range of
E-applications and services
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Evaluate the
usefulness and value of cryptography in the protection of electronic
systems data
Support Materials:
This course is accompanied by
a substantial manual that includes full briefing notes.
WHO SHOULD
ATTEND
This course is designed for
all; however, those with at least six months IT Audit experience will find
the course easier to follow. The maximum number of people attending any
particular event will be limited to ensure a high level of interaction and
personal attention.
COURSE Programme
Electronic service
infrastructure and risks
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Hardware considerations:
load balancers, web-servers, routers, firewalls, other appliances and
services issues and risks
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Database and application
servers issues and risks
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Software considerations:
software environments, scripts, applets and components, cookies,
registration and personalisation issues and risks
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Typical electronic service
delivery network structures: web based materials, web based applications
issues and risks
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Client server systems two
and three tier issues and risks
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Middleware technologies
issues and risks
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Unwired services issues
and risks
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Auditing infrastructures a
model approach
One-way services, such as
website retrieved materials and risks
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Web servers, WAP servers,
information kiosks, text to phone, other information feeds issues and
risks
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Structuring of materials and
intellectual content issues and risks
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Active X, OLE, Flash, and
scripting content issues and risks
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Navigational and W3C
accessibility issues issues and risks
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Controlling anonymous web
browsing users issues and risks
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Site stability and
refreshment issues and risks
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Auditing one-way services
a model approach
Two-way services, such as web
based applications and risks
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Web based applications,
applets, java code and scripts, server side scripting issues and risks
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Forms design and data
transmission issues and risks
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Data validation issues and
risks
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Sensitive data content
issues and risks
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Browser and W3C
accessibility issues issues and risks
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Strategies for testing and
acceptance issues and risks
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Security credentials, issue
and control issues and risks
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Cookie controls issues and
risks
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Authentication strategies:
unilateral and bilateral control issues and risks
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Client server security
issues and risks
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Component issues and
integration of services issues and risks
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Auditing two-way services
a model approach
Example application systems
and risk based issues
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E-procurement operations and
risks
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E-commerce operations and
risks
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E-ticketing operations and
risks
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E-kiosk operations and risks
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E-quoting systems operations
and risks
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E-tracking operations and
risks
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E-voting systems operations
and risks
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ERP systems operations and
risks
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Managed payment services
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Auditing E-systems
Safe delivery and control of
sensitive data
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Lawful usage and collection
of sensitive and private data
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Implementation of
cryptographic strategies to protect the safe network transport of private
and sensitive data
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Implementation of
cryptographic strategies to protect media storage of sensitive and private
data
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Implementation of
cryptographic strategies to protect mobile devices and wireless network
used in the provision of E-Services
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Evaluating the usefulness
and deployment of cryptographic services
PRESENTED BY:
This course is designed, developed and presented by MindGrove Ltd. |
