What does Eva's comprehensive audit report primarily intend to achieve?

The primary intent of Eva's comprehensive audit report is to recommend certification. In the context of an ISO/IEC 27001 audit, a comprehensive audit report serves as a formal document that consolidates and presents the findings of the audit process, particularly in relation to whether an organization meets the requirements for certification to the standard.

This report typically includes an analysis of the organization's information security management system (ISMS), assesses its effectiveness, and highlights any areas of non-compliance or risk. If the audit demonstrates that the organization has effectively implemented the necessary controls and policies in alignment with ISO/IEC 27001 requirements, then the auditor's recommendations may incline towards certification.

While summarizing audit findings, evaluating employee performance, or identifying vendor risks may be components of the report, they support the overarching goal of assessing readiness for certification. The certification recommendation is ultimately based on how well the organization complies with the standard's criteria and demonstrates its ability to manage information security effectively.