IT audit is the examination of an organization’s IT structure, operations and software programs. IT audit ensures that the existing IT controls safeguard corporate assets and cross-checks whether the IT controls are in line with the overall business goals of the company. The proper functioning of information-related controls and processes are ensured with the help of an IT audit.

Everyone is aware of the need for information security in today’s highly networked business environment. Information is arguably among an enterprise’s most valuable assets, so its protection from predators from both within and outside has taken centre stage as an IT priority. Information systems audit encompasses a comprehensive review and evaluation of automated information processing systems, related non-automated processes and the interface between them.

IT audit is the process of collecting and evaluating evidence of an organization’s information systems, practices, and operations. Obtained evidence evaluation can ensure whether the organization’s information systems safeguard assets, maintains data integrity, and is operating effectively and efficiently to achieve the organization’s goals or objectives. IT audits are also known as automated data processing audits and computer audits. An information technology audit or information systems audit is an examination of the controls within an entity’s information technology infrastructure. At GSPU, these reviews are performed in conjunction with a financial statement audit, internal audit, or other form of attestation engagement.

Our assurance team helps you to evaluate the controls surrounding your financial reporting process in alignment with business process and IT controls. Our comprehensive information system audit covers:

• • • IT general control reviews
    • ERP application reviews focusing on financial reporting
    • Pre- and post-implementation reviews

 Major Features of IT Audit Services

• • • Ensuring data / Information integrity & Classification.
    • Preventing/detecting unauthorized Changes.
    • Reducing the risks of data tampering, data loss or leakage.
    • Evaluating the capability of the firm to safeguard its information assets.
    • Understanding the key technological risks of the organization.