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COBIT 2019 · IT Governance Framework

Framework for the governance and management of enterprise information and technology, providing a comprehensive set of management objectives covering 40 processes across 5 domains.

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COBIT

Overview

What is COBIT?

Framework for the governance and management of enterprise information and technology, providing a comprehensive set of management objectives covering 40 processes across 5 domains.

Who it applies to

Enterprises governing IT at board level, and the auditors who assess them. Its concern is governance and value delivery rather than security controls, which is what separates it from most of this catalogue.

How the standard is organised

Governance and management objectives grouped into domains, with design factors used to tailor the model to a particular enterprise.

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On the platform

COBIT on the Bitkosh platform

The 40 COBIT controls sit in one workspace, evidence is collected from the systems you already run, and shared controls satisfy the equivalent requirement in the other 34 frameworks at the same time — so a second framework costs a fraction of the first.

How the platform works

Frequently Asked Questions

Who publishes COBIT, and who does it apply to?

COBIT is published by ISACA. Enterprises governing IT at board level, and the auditors who assess them. Its concern is governance and value delivery rather than security controls, which is what separates it from most of this catalogue.

How is COBIT conformance demonstrated?

Guidance rather than a certifiable standard - adopted, not audited. There is no certificate to obtain. Conformance is shown through mapped controls and retained evidence, and tested by a regulator or a counterparty rather than an auditor you appoint.

How is COBIT structured?

Governance and management objectives grouped into domains, with design factors used to tailor the model to a particular enterprise. Bitkosh tracks 40 COBIT controls against it, each with its own evidence requirements, owner and review cadence.

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