Security audit is the process of assessing and analyzing the systems, procedures, infrastructure, and security policies of the organization. It aims to detect potential weaknesses and threats that may affect the security of data, IT systems, or operations of the organizations. Security audits cover various areas, such as:

Network Security – analyzing the network of infrastructure security, including firewalls, threat detection systems (unauthorized access attempts, malware signatures, unusual traffic patterns, etc.), or access control.

Application Security – evaluating the web, mobile, and other application security, including penetration testing and vulnerability analysis.

Data Security – verifying data storage, transfers, encryption, database access, and backup storage.

Access management – analyzing the policies and procedures related to access to systems (authorization, authentication, permission and logging).

Incident management – evaluating procedures by responding to security incidents, including backup plans and recovery procedures.

Security audit is a systematic review and evaluation of an organization’s data protection, safety procedures, and security systems. The goal is to identify weaknesses and risks to make recommendations to improve security.