Traditional information system audit processes require the collaboration of multiple technical personnel with different roles, and the size of the audit team can dramatically expand as the scale of the audited entity grows. This not only incurs high direct costs but also leads to hidden costs such as collaborative communication, affecting efficiency.
CrossWise InfoTech Limited has effectively utilized AI technology in the information system audit process, particularly in the initial organization of audit working papers, logical analysis, compliance analysis, and risk point identification. These specific tasks have seen efficiency improvements by several dozen times, allowing audits to be completed in an extremely short period. In addition to essential conclusions like overall assessments, it has also effectively identified high-risk vulnerabilities in the information systems of the audited entities, which is of great significance.
From the execution process of this audit, CrossWise InfoTech Limited believes that human application of AI technology exists at three levels: being able to operate AI to obtain results; being able to judge the correctness of the results provided by AI; and being able to control AI to achieve correct results.
These three levels determine whether AI is a partner or a burden in human work.
In fact, subjective initiative remains with humans.
* Article photo is shot by CrossWise.
