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www.isecom.org - SECURITY TESTING - BIT

BUSINESS INTEGRITY TESTING METHODOLOGY MANUAL (BIT)

The BIT is the definitive resource for testing integrity and security controls in business processes and systems. Defining test cases for accountancy, human resources, inventory, financial securities, business practices, etc., this manual is aimed at providing a new tool for discovering security and privacy weaknesses, circumventions, corruption, fraud, embezzlement, theft, and other deceptive, illegal, or unethical practices.

The methodology in the BIT will allow a microscopic look at a business process as well as the big picture to tie together a multitude of processes. Once these processes are analyzed for security and safety weaknesses, levels of risk for each weakness can be financially or conceptually determined for justification measures. BIT results can also be mapped back to COBIT, ISO 17799, and CMM levels. This allows BIT to be both an efficient and practical manner for testing the security of business process and a method for enhancing current audit methodologies.

If you are interested in helping with this project please contact us at bit<at>isecom.org.

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