IT Infrastructure and Network Qualification

Areas Covered in the Session: Laws, regulations and guidelines- 21 CFR Part 11, HIPAA, Sarbanes-Oxley The FDA Industry Guide: Cybersecurity for Networked Medical Devices The GAMP/ISPE Good Practices Guide The IVT proposed NIQ standard Principles of network infrastructure qualification Compliance concepts for infrastructure vs. networked systems Configuration management and change control as the most important network qualification steps Qualification of PC clients, servers, data centers What and how much to test with the risk based cost/benefits in mind: network components, servers, PC clients, applications, initial vs. on-going testing How to ensure highest system uptime with on-line monitoring tools Documentation requirements Going through a life inspection source For IT Infrastructure service, visit AsiaPac Singapore The following local SEO service is done by Dougles Chan, Top SEO Consultant in Singapore who is specialized in outsource SEO services. If your company is looking for SEO consulting services, please contact admin@scottsdigital.com or 93880851.

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