IT Infrastructure Audit

We conduct a detailed study of your IT processes and propose sound improvements

A detailed description of all IT infrastructure components, identifying weaknesses and bottlenecks
Elimination of unnecessary IT spending
A detailed work plan for modernizing your architecture to achieve your business goals

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What is an IT audit?

An IT infrastructure audit is a set of studies that determine the security and operability of your information system as a whole or its individual components. We assess the compliance of your hardware, software, and IT architecture with internal company requirements and, if necessary, with GOSTs and international standards such as ITIL, ISO 20000, COBIT, and others.

Auditing allows you to promptly resolve errors, prevent failures and other major problems, select optimal technological solutions, and improve system performance and security.

What are we testing?

Hardware

Hardware status and its actual performance.

Software

Error-free operation of the software in your use cases

Databases

Data security and its Consistency, response time to requests under load.

Backup

Accuracy of created backups, their restoration.

Reasonableness

Reasonableness of software costs, specialists' salaries.

Finally, we provide a detailed report with recommendations for developing and strengthening your IT infrastructure. If necessary, we can prepare it as a presentation for company management.

We implement all of these recommendations using our own team.

You will receive:

Research of individual segments of the IT environment, such as data storage systems or the operation of external services, including cloud services.

You will receive:

Checking the correct operation of all infrastructure elements to eliminate minor errors
Optimization of workflows

You will receive:

In-depth research of one or more development teams on medium- and large-scale projects
Compliance check with GOSTs and international standards.

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How do we work?

Application

Determining audit objectives and areas of research

Concluding an agreement

Conducting interviews with your responsible employees

Drawing up an audit plan

Preparing equipment and software

Collecting information

Systematizing the collected information data into a detailed report

We send you a report and provide recommendations for improving your infrastructure, available in presentation form upon request

We stay in touch, providing the DevOps services you need

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When is an IT infrastructure audit of a project necessary?

There can be many reasons, sometimes several at once:

- Outdated equipment
- Slow IT department
- Frequent software errors or server crashes
- Significant company expansion
- Management change
- Suspected data leak
- Transition to IT outsourcing

It is advisable to conduct an express system audit regularly,
every 1-2 years, to assess the need for modernization.

How long does the audit take?

Depending on your request and the size of the project, the audit period will range from 2 weeks to 2 months.

What international IT process management standards exist?

The most significant are ITIL, COBIT, and a number of ISO standards developed primarily for large companies.

Who conducts the research?

On our team, the audit is conducted by DevOps engineers, along with full-stack developers and testers with a combined experience of over 12 years.

What will your report contain?

The table of contents of a report after an express audit typically looks like this:

1. Objectives and objects of research
2. Description of interviews conducted
3. Description of equipment
4. Description of software
5. Description of interaction algorithms
6. Description of antivirus protection and recovery systems
7. Identified significant issues
8. Identified non-critical issues
9. Short-term and long-term risks
10. List of recommendations for improving the structure, implementation, and adjustment of DevOps methods