IT Infrastructure Audit
IT Audit Packages
Audit Start
Focuses on infrastructure inventory, licensing, system performance, and identification of key risks. Ideal for gaining an initial understanding of the current state of your IT environment.
Audit Pro
An extended audit with additional analysis of system resilience, resource allocation, and critical failure scenarios. Suitable for companies aiming to improve the reliability of their IT systems.
Audit Expert
A comprehensive audit that includes an assessment of disaster resilience, backup and recovery, and IT infrastructure management. Designed for informed risk management and operational efficiency.
Audit Vision
A full-scale strategic audit including security assessment, policy review, and an IT infrastructure development roadmap. The highest-level audit for organizations planning their IT future.
Audit Builder
A personalized audit package tailored to specific business requirements and individual requests.
IT Audit Objectives
Obtain an objective assessment of the current state of the IT infrastructure and identify key technology and operational risks.
Identify single points of failure, critical dependencies, and potential causes of downtime.
Assess whether the IT infrastructure meets current and future business requirements.
Identify opportunities to optimize IT costs and improve the utilization of existing resources.
Evaluate the performance, availability, fault tolerance, and scalability of critical systems.
Identify outdated, unsupported, or technologically constrained infrastructure components.
Assess the readiness of backup and recovery systems for critical scenarios.
Verify compliance with licensing, regulatory, and internal company requirements.
Define modernization priorities and develop practical recommendations for the further development of the IT infrastructure.
When to Conduct an IT Audit
Significant changes to the IT infrastructure, such as cloud migration, hardware upgrades, or the implementation of new systems, platforms, or architectures.
Security incidents or failures of critical systems
Preparation for certifications or compliance review
Mergers, acquisitions, or company restructuring
Changes in regulatory or compliance requirements
The last audit was conducted three or more years ago