Comp Sci What are the steps for performing audits on Information Systems?

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Performing audits on Information Systems involves several steps that can vary based on the auditor's approach and the organization's requirements. Commonly referenced sources include guidelines from major consultancies like PWC and standards from ISO or BSI, which provide frameworks for conducting audits. There is a wealth of information available, including free resources from IBM Redbooks, which can help clarify the process. The confusion arises from the diverse methodologies and interpretations of audit steps across different platforms. Ultimately, thorough research and consultation of reputable sources are essential for understanding the audit process effectively.
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https://ioesolutions.esign.com.np/n...rol,-Audit-and-Security-of-Information-System

Here are what I have researched but both of these don't cover what are information system audit steps.

Then here is sth that I am not sure of.

https://www.yourarticlelibrary.com/...ess-of-information-system-audit-4-steps/10494
Here is another thing. The thing is I am finding different different things for same thing. I am confused what should I write? I don't have good teacher so can't ask to teacher as well.
 
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The answer depends partly on who executes the audit. In general, the list is long, very long. Have you checked the websites of the big consultancies, e.g. PWC?

Other public sources are standards like ISO or BSI.
 
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IBM Redbooks has copious pdf resources on these subjects, available for free download.

Here's a broad spectrum example:

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http://www.redbooks.ibm.com/abstracts/sg247472.html?Open
 
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