Information Security Audits and Computer Security Audits

First Line of Defense

The Information Security Audit includes:
Researching the System Configuration
Defining Key Assets of the Company
Reviewing the Security Needs of the Company
Customizing the Review Criteria
Performing the Audit and Documenting the Results
Presenting the Key findings and helping to define an mitigation plan and upgrade plan
Performing an Updated Audit and Testing the Disaster Recovery Plan
Final Brief

System Security and Software Architecture

Software architecture forms the backbone for building successful software-intensive systems. Software architecture largely permits or precludes a system's quality attributes such as security, performance, or reliability. Architecture represents a common vehicle for communication among a system's stakeholders and is the arena in which conflicting goals and requirements are mediated. The right architecture is the linchpin for software project success. The wrong one is a recipe for vulnerability and disaster.