Hi, I'm new and today is my first day joining this forum.
I'm trying to establish Information Technology as a part of our internal process audits but I have no idea as to how to establish it. Does anyone have any suggestions for auditing IT?

Thanks,
David

It depends on why you want to audit it:

- security?
- compliance to a standard (ITIL, CMMI)?
- support of QMS?
- ...

Good morning.
I'm looking to add Information Technology as a stand alone process to our internal ISO/TS auditing, so it would be from a QMS standpoint.

I guess I'm looking for something generic that I can start with and then modify to make more specific to our operations. I'm just not sure where to start. Is Information Technology commonly audited as an internal ISO/TS process?

IT is obviously a part of the QMS, such as for customer information management, order management, scheduling, inventory management ...

Send me a private message and I'll email you an article I published on the topic.

Good morning.
I'm looking to add Information Technology as a stand alone process to our internal ISO/TS auditing, so it would be from a QMS standpoint.
IT is obviously a part of the QMS, such as for customer information management, order management, scheduling, inventory management ...
It depends on why you want to audit it:

- security?
- compliance to a standard (ITIL, CMMI)?
- support of QMS?
- ...

Welcome to the cove, David! :bigwave:

I agree with Duke - treat it as you do any other QMS process. Define the criteria, create checklists or whatever you use, and audit it just like any other process.

Thank you for your assistance !:)