BUS 504 Creating and Conducting a Security Audit Course Description: Investigate the key role the information security manager plays in designing and conducting both limited and full-scale security audits. Review the essential components of a security audit and learn how to integrate methodology with company needs. The pitfalls connected with conducting a security audit are covered in full to assure that best practices are incorporated for effective results. Creating audit reports, identifying areas of vulnerability, and responding to third party audits are also addressed. Cast studies reviewing government and private audits are used to illustrate course concepts. Prerequisites: Courses available for registration: Term Schedule Number Section Credit Hours Time Day Center Offering the Course Course Location Instructor Summer 2008 08226796 0010 3 1830 - 2130 M Northern Virginia Northern Virginia Center Room TBA David Ward Session Dates: May 19 2008 - Jul 14 2008 Course Website: Notes and Comments: No class May 26. Program Contact: Russell Lentner Textbook Information Tuition: Tuition rates are based on registrant's status and residency. You must complete a profile in order to establish an accurate tuition rate and register for credit courses. Register Now!