Auditing of Applications

Auditing applications involves evaluating the security, performance, and compliance of software programs or applications. The purpose of the audit is to identify any vulnerabilities, security risks, or issues that may…

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Auditing WLAN and Mobile Devices

Auditing WLAN (Wireless Local Area Network) and mobile devices involve evaluating the wireless network's security and performance and the devices that connect to it. This includes checking for potential security…

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Auditing Virtualized Environments

Auditing virtualized environments refer to the process of reviewing and evaluating the security, operations, and compliance of virtual infrastructure, including virtual machines, hypervisors, and virtual network components. The goal is…

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Auditing Storage

Auditing storage refers to the process of evaluating the security, performance, and compliance of an organization's data storage systems and infrastructure. This can include local storage, network-attached storage (NAS), storage…

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Auditing Databases

Auditing databases is the process of evaluating the security and compliance of database systems to ensure that they are configured and maintained in a secure and compliant manner. The audit…

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Auditing Windows Operating Systems

Auditing Windows operating systems involves evaluating the security and configuration of a Windows-based computer system to identify potential vulnerabilities and ensure compliance with security policies and best practices. Regular auditing…

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Auditing Routers, Switches, and Firewalls

Auditing routers, switches, and firewalls involve evaluating the security and performance of the network infrastructure of an organization. By conducting an audit of routers, switches, and firewalls, the auditor can…

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