Principle of COBIT
- Facilitating a Holistic Approach: For thorough supervision, integrate IT governance with risk management, compliance, and broader organizational governance.
- Distinguishing Governance from Management: Clearly define the roles and duties that fall into the domains of management (achieving of goals and execution) and governance (achievement of objectives and monitoring).
- Putting Process Orientation First: To create distinct roles, workflows, and methods for ongoing improvement, group IT operations into interrelated processes.
- Offering a Balanced Perspective on Governance: For efficient decision-making, consider multiple aspects of IT governance, such as stakeholder needs, strategy alignment, risk management, resource optimization, performance assessment, and compliance.
Introduction to COBIT
COBIT stands for “Control Objectives for Information and Related Technology”, it is a framework that was developed by ISACA (Information System Audit and Control Association). It is a set of guidance materials for IT governance to manage their requirements, technical issues, and business risks.
COBIT connects IT initiatives with business requirements, monitors and improves IT management practices, and ensures quality control and reliability of information systems in an organization.
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