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Practice · IT Audit & System Controls

Trustworthy systems behind trustworthy numbers.

Access, change and data controls decide whether any reported number can be trusted.

What this practice does

Systems tested the way numbers are tested.

We check who can access what and remove wrong access, check how system changes are approved and made, test backups and recovery so data is never lost, test the automatic checks inside your systems, and review overall technology security and health.

Core deliverables

Access control reviewChange management testingBackup & recovery testingAutomated control testingERP pre/post-implementation review
At a glance
MethodScope → Test → Report → Fix
FrameworksCOBIT 2019 · ISO 27001 · NIST CSF · UAE PDPL
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The risk

System weaknesses become financial-reporting weaknesses.

Wrong access, no trust

If the wrong people can change systems or data, no number can be trusted.

Failures become wrong reports

System failures quietly turn into wrong financial reports.

One weak point stops the business

One weak password or missed backup can stop the business.

What we do

What we test.

Access review

Check who can access what — and remove wrong access.

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Change control

Check how system changes are approved and made.

Backup & recovery

Test backups and recovery so data is never lost.

Automated controls

Test the automatic checks inside your systems.

Security & health review

Review overall technology security and health.

How we engage

Scope → Test → Report → Fix.

1

Scope

  • Systems and controls universe
  • Testing plan
2

Test

  • Access, change and backup testing
  • Automated control testing
3

Report & Fix

  • Findings and remediation plan
  • Retest of fixes

Find out if your systems would survive an audit.

Start with a free discovery session — an ITGC scoping review first.

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