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The mission of the security of audit is a process that includes various components that have direct relations with the system of information concerning human, organizational, technical, physical, environmental factors and even the same factors'quality, which makes the audit process quite complex and quite extensive. This aspect has forced the auditors to develop clear and comprehensive approaches to cover the entire audit process. These approaches have been taken as a kind of methodologies to define clear and effective methods for the mission. The methodologies are generalized to provide a kind of standard that can be a support to auditors.

Auditing methods of computer security are in the basis of an effective policy and, often, of actional choices of risk management.

The methods owe their increased success to their flexibility: they can be applied to companies of all sizes in any field of activity.

There are currently several methodologies for private and public audit including:

The oldest of these methods is called MARION (Methodology Risk Analysis by Computer Oriented Levels). Developed by CLUSIF (Club of french information security Systems), it has mainly been applied in the 1980s and 1990s. The audited company will submit a number of questionnaires resulting in different grades from 0 to 4 (a total of 27 indicators divided into 6 categories) evaluating its performance compared at the same time to a standard - satisfactory - but also compared to other companies having audit procedures. There are currently several audit methodologies, including:

 

1- Methodologies from public institutions

     t EBIOS Expression of Needs and Identification of Security Objectives

     t ITIL (IT Infrastructure Library)

     t CRAMM

     t FEROS Sheet of Rational Expression of Security Objectives

 

2. Methodologies from security associations

     t MARION Methodology Risk Analysis by Computer Oriented Levels

     t MEHARI (Harmonized methods for risk analysis)

     t COBIT (Control Objectives for Information and Technology)

 

3. Methodologies from the Tuncert

     t OCTAVE Operationally Critical Threat, Asset, and Vulnerability Assessment

     t OCTAVE-S (OCTAVE-S is a version reduced from OCTAVE for companies with fewer than 100 people)

 

4. Methodologies from private boxes

     t CALLIO(Commercial solution of Callio Technonolgies)

     t SCORE (Ageris consulting)

     t COBRA (Consultative, Objective and Bi-functional Risk Analysis)

 

 

 
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