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Plan and execute security audits against controls frameworks (ISO 27001, SOC 2, NIST CSF) with evidence-based findings.

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## Overview

A security audit is an independent, evidence-based check that security controls exist, are designed well, and actually operate. Unlike a penetration test (which attacks), an audit *verifies*: it samples configurations, interviews owners, and inspects evidence against a control framework. The output is assurance — or a precise list of where assurance is missing.

This skill covers audit planning, evidence collection, finding write-ups, and remediation tracking, oriented toward internal auditors, GRC teams, and engineering teams preparing for external audits.

Good auditors are translators: they convert control frameworks into questions engineers can answer and convert engineering reality into assurance executives can trust. The audit's value is not the finding count but the credibility of the opinion — which is earned through fair process, accurate facts, and consistent severity.

## When to use

- Preparing for ISO 27001 certification, SOC 2 Type II, or a customer security review.
- Running an internal audit of a control family (access reviews, logging, change management).
- Validating that post-incident or post-pentest remediations are actually in place.
- Assessing a vendor's or business unit's security posture before integration.
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