Construindo uma lista de verificação de auditoria — Forge College

How to ensure your smart contract audit generates reproducible evidence and verifiable results? A well-structured checklist transforms scope decisions into repeatable tasks that guide each auditor and reduce inconsistencies. What you will learn: In this intermediate lesson, you will see how to design checklist entries that connect the audit methodology to daily work. You will learn which fields to include in each item (title, risk description, priority score, mapping to test cases, types of evidence, and acceptance criteria) and how to link the priority score to the scope, schedule, and audit milestones. We will see how to transform each entry into concrete test cases and objective acceptance criteria for evidence, as well as how to generate a machine-readable version (JSON/YAML/CSV) that integrates into your audit workflow. By the end, you will know how to document evidence expectations so that findings are reproducible by other auditors. Audience: This lesson is suitable for intermediate-level security auditors, security engineers, and smart contract developers who already have a basic understanding of auditing concepts and vulnerabilities in smart contracts. Key topics covered: Essential elements of an audit checklist: title, description, priority, test cases, evidence, and acceptance criteria How to map priorities to scope, schedule, and evaluation criteria Structuring concrete test cases for each item on the list Types of evidence required and documentation expectations to make results verifiable Generating a machine-readable checklist (JSON/YAML/CSV) and integrating it into the workflow Transforming scope deliverables into repeatable and auditable tasks Ready to apply this checklist to your next security project? Access https://www.forge.college/