Organizational audit
Governance, processes, responsibilities, and compliance—a clear assessment, qualified risks, a prioritized action plan
Why conduct an organizational audit?
What we are looking at
Governance & responsibilities
Risk management & compliance
Organization & processes
Awareness & training
Supervision & continuous improvement
Crisis & business continuity
Our approach
Understanding your organization, your scope, and your specific expectations. We clarify roles, identify the processes that are actually used, and determine which standards you are aiming for (e.g., ISO 27001, customer requirements, etc.). We focus on your operational reality to see what really matters.
Existing documents, a few targeted interviews, and representative evidence (reports, exports, tickets, procedure templates, exercise records). Above all, we check the consistency between what is written and what is done on a daily basis.
The analysis compares the “planned” and the “actual.” We observe how decisions are made and tracked, how risks are assessed and monitored, and how key processes unfold in practice (arrivals/mobility/departures, incident management, changes, continuity). Each discrepancy is linked to a clear risk and an impact on the teams: longer deadlines, loss of visibility, etc.
Feedback is provided in a usable format: a summary of a few pages, sourced findings, and a prioritized roadmap with actions tailored to your context. Each action specifies the desired objective, the expected evidence, and a realistic deadline.
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