Category: Governance  Cobit |
 COBIT 3rd Edition Framework   |
Version: 2004-05
Submitted Date: 2006/9/1 |
Description:
Business orientation is the main theme of COBIT. It is designed to be employed not only by users and auditors, but also, and more importantly, as comprehensive guidance for management and business process owners. Increasingly, business practice involves the full empowerment of business process owners so they have total responsibility for all aspects of the business process. In particular, this includes providing adequate controls.
The COBIT Framework provides a tool for the business process owner that facilitates the discharge of this responsibility. The Framework starts from a simple and pragmatic premise:
In order to provide the information that the organisation needs to achieve its objectives, IT resources need to be managed by a set of naturally grouped processes. The Framework continues with a set of 34 high-level Control Objectives, one for each of the IT processes, grouped into four domains: planning and organisation, acquisition and implementation, delivery and support, and monitoring. This structure overs all aspects of information and the technology that supports it. By addressing these 34 high-level control objectives, the business process owner can ensure that an adequate control system is provided for the IT environment.
Keywords: COBIT, Framework, 3rd Edition
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