Auditia's origin...

Pronounce [ô-di-sia]. Based on the Latin word Audio meaning « to listen ».

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ISO/IEC 27001, ISO/IEC 27002, ISO/IEC 20000 (ITIL), ISO/IEC 27005, ISO/IEC 31000, ISO/IEC 31010, ISO/IEC 27827 (SSE-CMM), NIST, SOX, C-198, 52-109, CobiT, NIST, CSSLP, CISSP, ISSMP, ISSAP, CISA, CISM, CGEIT, (ISC)2, ISACA, ASIMM, ASIQ, IPv6, DNS, DNSSEC, IDN, NERC (CIP02-09), HIPAA, GLBA, SB1386, PIPEDA, PCI-DSS, OWASP, etc.

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A never ending story

We often hear that security is everyone’s business. This statement suggests that security has become a hot topic. However in this particular field, only a few players really know to address it.

Auditia believes that security starts with high-level management buy-in and commitment toward a continuous improvement process.

Desirable balance

Information Security has a cost. That’s true. However, the investment required should never exceed the potential loss.

With that in mind, the best approach is to proceed according to your needs. Auditia will help you to translate your business needs into a technological framework and guidelines. This approach allows you to continue to manage your IT Governance while balancing your business and security needs.

Security ensures your daily operations run safely.

A security policy sensitizes employees and business partners about issues and corrective measures that reduce impacts. This brochure concerns both the desired behaviors and the necessary safety measures to protect you from malicious acts and potential casualties.

The next key step is to move from theory into practice. Auditia guides you in translating your IT Governance rules into simple and efficient procedures.

The weakest link principle

Weakest link principle

Every organization, in its customer and supplier role, is a link in a chain through which information flows freely under various formats (electronic, paper or verbal).

Using the best security practices increases the chain strength.

Security is none of your business ?

Managing a business or a team brings its load of legal, contractual, ethical and moral responsibilities.

For example, your first client and your first employee bring with them the obligation to protect their personal information.

The opposite also is true in your capacity as a client or business partner. You are entitled to the same protection level for your information that you share with other organizations.

Would you want to have your personal information transmitted to your suppliers without adequate protection?

Do you think your clients would be concerned if you do not provide the same level of protection to their precious information as they do on their infrastructure?

Please remember that it is totally illusory to invest in fancy technologies if the information is at hand’s reach on a desk.

Christophe REVERD
President