RE: Modelling IT processes / Mapping references

["Craig Wright" <cwright () bdosyd com au>]

Hi
 
See http://www.isaca.org for COBIT. It has mappings, documents and a partridge in a pear tree. They will want some 
money if you are not a member of the ISACA.
 
ISO17799, ISO27001 (BS7799...) are all copywrited and sold for a fee. SAN's however have a good number of GIAC 
documents relating to these under the G7799 stream.
http://www.giac.org/certified_professionals/listing/g7799.php
 
As for SOX (I assume 302 and 404 requiremnts). This is a financial services audit and I would have a chat with your 
auditors - a great many companies say they can help, but the real test will come to what the auditos are going to test 
and expect and having a chat with them will go a long way.
 
Craig

        -----Original Message----- 
        From: Boubacar Fadiga [mailto:b_fadiga () yahoo fr] 
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        Subject: Modelling IT processes / Mapping references
        
        
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Hi All,
Has anyone gone through documentation of IT processes,
in line with ITIL, COBIT, BS(ISO1)7799, SOX,...
Could you please point me to any relevant samples,
guidelines,useful resources?
I am also interested in getting any existing mapping
of the above.
Thanks in advance.
BF


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