CatalogueProfessional & Managed ServicesSystem, Application & Technology Auditing
Professional & Managed Services

System, Application & Technology Auditing

Independent review of technology controls, performance, resilience, data handling and operational effectiveness, producing prioritized findings and remediation actions.

Who this is for
  • Internal audit
  • Boards and executives
  • IT leaders
  • Risk and compliance teams
Outcomes it serves
  • Independent evidence of control effectiveness
  • Prioritized risk reduction
  • Improved system performance and resilience
  • Clear management accountability
Capabilities
  • Scope and risk assessment
  • Architecture, configuration and access review
  • Application, data and interface controls
  • Operations, backup and recovery testing
  • Vulnerability and change-management review
  • Findings, ratings, executive report and remediation plan
What is delivered
  • Confirmed scope, stakeholders, assumptions and acceptance criteria
  • Assessment, design or implementation work products
  • Decision log, risk register and issue resolution
  • Testing or evidence pack appropriate to the service
  • Knowledge transfer, administrator guidance and handover
  • Follow-up support or managed-service transition where contracted
Options
  • Application audit
  • Infrastructure audit
  • Cloud audit
  • Data and AI audit
  • Pre-acquisition technology due diligence
  • Remediation validation
What may change the price
  • Scope, systems, locations and stakeholders
  • Assessment or delivery depth
  • Data and environment access
  • Timeline, travel and working hours
  • Required roles and specialist skills
  • Support coverage and response targets

Content on this page comes from the governed ARRIX catalogue record SVC-03; pricing is confirmed only through a reviewed quotation.

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