How reliable is the technology your company and employees rely on every day, especially as increasing IT threats, data breaches and disruptions become more frequent?

Will your company's computer systems:

• Be available for the business at all times when required?
• Minimize risk to the company's information with established methods?
• Be accessible only to authorized users?
• Provide accurate, reliable, and timely information?
• Minimize risk to the company's information with established methods?
• Have all of the management controls, security protocols, and data integrity practices in place? 

Typically, companies conduct a technology audit once per year as part of an organization's year-end procedures. 

The audit should be able to identify whether there are any areas of improvement in the established IT infrastructure that could either lead to more efficiency or better security.  

The primary objectives of an IT audit include:

• Evaluating the systems and processes in place that secure company data
• Determining risks to a company's information assets, and helping identify methods to minimize those risks
• Identify inefficiencies in IT systems and associated management practices