Security Auditor Overview

Security auditors work with a company to provide an audit of security systems used by that company. Once completed, the security auditor will provide the company with a detailed report of information systems. These reports will outline whether the system runs efficiently or effectively. This can help the company make changes where necessary to improve the integrity of their system. At minimum, a bachelor’s degree must be earned in order to become a security auditor. Certification is often highly recommended and may be required by some employers prior to hiring. This certification is recognized worldwide as completion of a standardized security auditing certification program.

Job Duties List
There are many duties and responsibilities for security auditors that depend upon the level of security auditing that needs to be completed. Some auditors may work as part of a team to determine the integrity of the security system for a company or they may conduct the audit on their own. Work performed by a security auditor may also include the testing of policies put forward by a company to determine whether there are risks associated with them. The auditor may also review or interview members of the staff to learn about any security risks or other complications within the company.

How to become a(n) Security Auditor

Security Auditing is one of the fastest growing careers in the tech industry and InfoSec Institute is proud to offer a variety of training courses to help students get their foot in the door. Our CISA (Certified Information Securiyt Auditor) certification provides everything you need to kick start your career in auditing!