IT Audit School: Databases and the Internet of Things (IoT)
Evaluate database and IoT risks using foundational SQL and control concepts
JCHMCreated by Sophie Goodwin, Jason Claycomb, Hernan Murdock
Gain a clear understanding of how databases and Internet of Things devices impact business processes and technology risk. You'll explore core database concepts, SQL basics, and the unique security and control challenges introduced by connected devices. Practical examples help you connect technical ideas to real-world audit planning and assessment.
ACI | 130 min
What You Will Learn
You'll start by learning about database structures, terminology, and management concepts, including how SQL is used in practice. Next, you'll explore how organizations use IoT devices and the specific security and control issues they introduce. Throughout, you'll work through practical audit examples to help you identify risks, controls, and key planning considerations.
Key Features
- Build a strong foundation in database types, terminology, and SQL for audit purposes
- Recognize IoT business uses and evaluate related security and control risks
- Apply risk-focused thinking to database and IoT controls during audit planning
Target Audience
Designed for entry-level IT auditors, internal auditors, technology professionals, and risk or compliance practitioners who want a practical introduction to databases and IoT. If you're looking to build foundational knowledge for evaluating technology risks and controls in audit settings, this course is a great fit. No advanced technical experience is required.
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