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9.2.2: Audit programme(s)

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The organization shall maintain a formal audit program, with planning that considers process criticality and historical audit data. Audits must be conducted with objectivity against a clearly defined scope and criteria. Findings are to be reported to relevant management, and comprehensive documentation of the program and its results must be retained. It is mandatory that all identified nonconformities are addressed through prompt corrective actions, with subsequent verification to confirm their effectiveness.

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This requirement is part of the framework:  
ISO 22301:2019

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The organization shall maintain a formal audit program, with planning that considers process criticality and historical audit data. Audits must be conducted with objectivity against a clearly defined scope and criteria. Findings are to be reported to relevant management, and comprehensive documentation of the program and its results must be retained. It is mandatory that all identified nonconformities are addressed through prompt corrective actions, with subsequent verification to confirm their effectiveness.

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In Cyberday, requirements and controls are mapped to universal tasks. Each requirement is fulfilled with one or multiple tasks.

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9.2.2: Audit programme(s)
of the framework  
ISO 22301:2019
Task name
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Complete these tasks to increase your compliance in this policy.
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Audit programme planning and management
Critical
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requirements
Risk management and leadership
Cyber security management

Audit programme planning and management

Completing this task also progresses your compliance in all of the following frameworks and requirements. Cyberday automatically maps completed tasks to all of these current and future frameworks - so you do not have to do it again!

Management of audit nonconformities and follow up
Critical
High
Normal
Low
1
requirements
Risk management and leadership
Cyber security management

Management of audit nonconformities and follow up

Completing this task also progresses your compliance in all of the following frameworks and requirements. Cyberday automatically maps completed tasks to all of these current and future frameworks - so you do not have to do it again!

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