This study focuses on the analysis of conducting cybersecurity audits, providing a generalized view of this process. The main attention is given to analyzing the stages of conducting cybersecurity audits and methods of information collection. Special emphasis is placed on the development and implementation of sensor systems capable of withstanding high pressure and corrosion in underwater environments, as well as providing accurate and reliable data. The work covers theoretical aspects of conducting audits, including defining objectives, scope, and type of audit, planning, evidence collection, and evaluating compliance with cybersecurity standards. This research highlights the importance of corrective actions by the organization after the audit, as without this step, the process is almost entirely meaningless.
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