auditke
Auditke is a framework and methodology used to conduct automated, reproducible audits of information systems and processes. It emphasizes traceability of evidence, transparent rules for evaluation, and the ability to reproduce audit results across environments. The term has appeared in professional discussions, open-source projects, and governance literature as a general approach rather than a single product.
Core concepts include provenance tracking of data and events, tamper-evident logging, modular adapters for collecting data
Applications span IT security audits, regulatory compliance checks, financial controls, supply chain transparency, and cloud-native environments.
Implementation considerations include data quality, privacy, performance, scalability, and interoperability. Alignments with standards such as ISO/IEC
History and reception: The concept arose in professional forums and open-source discussions in the 2010s and
Limitations: Effectiveness depends on data availability and quality; potential for false positives; requires disciplined data governance
See also: audit trail, data provenance, compliance, governance, auditing.