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ER-64 Software or Infrastructure Change Ticket

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Written by Suzette Richards
Updated over 6 months ago

What to Provide

An example ticket that tracks a change to your production software or infrastructure.

The evidence should demonstrate:

  • That the change was documented, tested, reviewed, and approved by authorized staff prior to release

  • When the change was released into the production environment

  • When and how the change was communicated to authorized internal users

Evidence Format
Screenshots or exported images in a common image file type (.jpg, .png, .pdf).

Additional Guidance
Your change management processes should require you to formally track all software and infrastructure changes to your in-scope production systems.

Though not required, you may find it useful to implement a ticketing system such as Jira or ServiceNow to capture these changes.

Before your Type 2, you should implement a process to easily differentiate between software and infrastructure changes, such as using different tags in tickets, or using a unique naming convention.

Whatever method you choose, ensure that your tracking system maintains a history of all production changes that you make and that it aligns with your documented Change Management Policy.

For the Future
During your Type 2 Audit, you will be expected to provide the change request tickets for a sample of software and infrastructure changes implemented in production during the observation period.

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