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| IT Audit, Control and Security If you would like further information about any of our courses, or wish to discuss customising a course for your organisation, please call us on 01925 732 757 or send us an email to enquiries@mindgrove.co.uk.
Developing New Business Applications – A Risk and Control Snapshot (NEW FOR 2012)
Auditors agree on the need to review applications whilst they are still under development. This course provides key skills knowledge to enable a non-technical auditor to deal with most application-under-development reviews. ...
Networks – A Risk and Control Snapshot (NEW FOR 2012)
Networks and network infrastructures are critical to modern businesses and are often thought of as subject matter for IT Auditors only, but delegates on this course will discover that simple strategies can be used to deal with a large number of IT Network related risks ...
Uncovering the Truth – An Insight Into IT Forensics (NEW FOR 2012)
We are detached from the data that is recorded in our systems and, for the most part, this is beneficial allowing us to concentrate on organisation and process. However, when we need to probe more deeply, because we suspect abuse, error or fraud, we find we don’t know where to begin ...
An IT Audit Snapshot
This intensive one-day briefing event has been developed for auditors who require a start-up in the field of information systems auditing ...
Introduction to Information Systems Auditing
This intensive course developed over fifteen years by professional auditors provides the perfect starting point for someone new to Information Systems Auditing. Fully revised for 2009 to align to the latest standards and best practice approaches ...
IT Audit for Non-Specialist Auditors
This intensive, short, and practical course provides a great starting point for auditors that need to include aspects of Information Systems Auditing into their work.
Advanced Information Systems Auditing
This intellectually challenging course is underpinned by an in-depth understanding of how control processes operate within modern infrastructures and how an auditor can approach the evaluation of these processes ...
Delivery and Control of Electronic Systems
Most organisations are reliant on the delivery of services and applications through electronic means. This unique and very intensive seminar style course brings together the commonest systems, to help an auditor’s all round understanding of the risks and core controls associated with electronic systems ...
Working with Applications
Modern audit teams agree on the need to review applications whilst they are still under development. Such audits are often seen as subjects for IT Auditors, and as they are in limited supply, a backlog of work for the IT Auditor or poor audit coverage by a non-specialist may be the end result. This course provides insight and enough key skills knowledge to enable a non-technical auditor to deal with most application-under-development reviews ...
Advanced Networks for Auditors
This challenging and intensive course brings together a series of advanced topics, to provide a basis for an auditor’s detailed understanding of the nature, structures and controls that apply to networks ... Testing the Security of Web Applications
All organisations, except the smallest, have a web site presence; most organisations have web applications. But these beneficial channels of activity often prove to be an organisation’s “Achilles Heel”. The problem stems from the client-server paradigm and the difficulty of controlling a remote user. This course provides a stimulating “hands-on” introduction to the “ethical” security testing of web based applications ...
Probing System Security
IT Auditors would prefer to be able to probe systems to get direct answers to questions concerning security vulnerabilities. Yet few IT Auditors are aware of the extent of low cost reliable software available to assist this process. This course provides a stimulating introduction to the probing of security relevant data and focuses on ethical non-invasive methods ...
Forensics 101
We have become detached from the data that is recorded in our systems and, for the most part, this is beneficial allowing us to concentrate on organisation and process. However, when we need to probe more deeply, because we suspect abuse, error or fraud, we find we don’t know where to begin. This course provides a “hands-on introduction to the search and retrieval of data from systems using low or zero cost software tools ...
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