The new Checklist 2.0 is well-organized, nicely presented, and has a distinct look and feel. We are providing more easy-to-use tools for writing, editing, and so on. Experts only need to write; we'll do the rest. Our customer focused design and interface, knowledge in security, IT audit and compliance requirements keeps Checklist 2.0 as one of the leading sources for identifying best practices in the technology area. Thank you for your wonderful feedback!

Checklist 2.0 - Organized Best Practices . is a collaborative and customizable web platform tool for generating up-to-date and peer-reviewed audit plans, audit programs, and best practices in different technology domains. Checklist 2.0 content is contributed to, and organized by, trusted experts and authoritative sources around the world. Checklist 2.0 covers a diverse range of requirements including SOX, HIPAA, PCI-DSS, ISO etc.

Checklist 2.0 best practices are developed from several authoritative sources and real-life experience. Leading authoritative sources like NIST, CIS and other federal/government organizations, vendor managed knowledge-base are the key sources of our best practices. Up-to-date best practices, and continuous community reviews are the key differentiators of Checklist 2.0. platform.

Compliance and regulatory bodies are vague in defining the technology requirements for your business. Period. The complexity and depth of technology simply makes the whole compliance and regulatory requirement to stay at a very high-level. In order to achieve meaningful compliance to meet your business objective and to strategically think security as an integrated risk management program, Checklist 2.0 has identified best practices based on several factors.

Checklist 2.0 wants IT Auditors, IT security professionals and IT implementation partners to leverage our free-to-use best practices to improve their service offerings and also share their valuable knowledge by reviewing and commenting on the existing best practices. Organizing and categorizing the best practices on different key business requirements and being able to extend the existing best practices to evolving business requirements is what we are good at Checklist 2.0.

Depending on the install base and complexity of the solution being sought, topics for technology best practices are selected. Once the topic is selected about 3 to 5 experts who have the knowledge, experience, credentials are selected for co-authoring the best practices based on their professional experience.A thorough analysis of the best practices will be done to develop a unit of best practice. Once a group of best practices are developed for a particular topic, this list will be tagged with audit, security, standards and compliance requirements.