Date: July 20 – 23, 2009 Price: $1,595, if payment is received by June 3, 2009 Proposed Audience: All Levels of Auditors: Financial, Operational, Business Applications, External Auditors and New IT Auditors Prerequisites: None Instructor: Tom Salzman, MISTI Purpose: This four-day course is designed for financial, operational, business, and ITauditors who need to update their technical and operational knowledge to audit information technologies and business application systems. You will cover the concepts of information technology as they relate to key risks in the IT environment, and explore such IT areas as operating systems, database management systems, and networks. You will review the IT audit concepts you need to know to effectively audit existing application systems, new systems under development, mainframes, and distributed systems. Focusing on a top-down, riskbased approach to auditing application system transactions, you will master techniques you can be apply to all types of applications from batch, to on-line, to real-time systems. You will leave this intensive seminar with a solid foundation in the basics of information technology as they apply to IT risks, audit, information security, and business application systems. Course Outline
Refreshments will be available; however, lunch will not be provided.
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