IT Governance
Structuring, organizing, and managing IT resources
IT governance is an essential concept for any modern business. It involves structuring, organizing, and managing IT resources in a way that aligns technological objectives with the company’s strategic goals.
What is IT governance?
IT governance is the set of processes, structures, and mechanisms put in place to ensure that information technology (IT) supports and enhances the company’s objectives. This includes risk management, resource optimization, and ensuring that IT investments provide added value.
Why is it important?
- Strategic alignment: It ensures that IT objectives are aligned with the company’s goals. This means that every IT project should contribute to achieving the company’s objectives.
- Resource optimization: It helps in the effective and efficient use of IT resources, avoiding waste and maximizing return on investment.
- Risk management: It identifies and mitigates risks associated with the use of information technology, including cybersecurity, data protection, and business continuity in case of issues.
- Compliance and regulation: It ensures the company complies with laws and regulations related to the use of information technology.
IT governance is crucial for maximizing the positive impact of IT on business objectives while minimizing risks and ensuring the optimal use of resources.
IT procedures define how specific tasks should be performed within a company’s IT infrastructure. Their aim is to ensure consistency, security, and efficiency in IT operations.
We can assist you in developing IT procedures that guide IT decision-making and ensure compliance and risk management, such as procedures aligned with the ISO/IEC 27001 standard. This globally recognized standard defines the requirements for establishing, implementing, maintaining, and improving an Information Security Management System (ISMS). However, implementing it can be costly and/or oversized for some organizations. We therefore propose you to align with the best practices of the ISO/IEC 27001 standard without the constraints of certification.
Here are some of the procedures that can be implemented:
Incident Management:
To quickly identify, document, and resolve IT incidents, minimizing the impact on operations.
Change Management:
To control modifications made to IT systems and prevent service interruptions.
Backup and Restore Management, BCP, DRP:
To ensure the availability and integrity of critical data in case of data loss or system failure.
User Access Management:
To control access to systems and data, ensuring security and confidentiality.
IT Asset Management:
To manage the lifecycle of IT assets, from acquisition to disposal.
IT Due Diligence:
To ensure that the company’s IT systems are secure, efficient, and well-managed.
IT Charter:
To ensure the secure and efficient use of IT resources within the company, protecting both the business and its employees.
Pro-Data LGI SA advises and guides you on best practices based on the size of your company and your objectives.
