June 21, 2018 - Internal Audit 360

Rogue Tesla Insider Sabotages Code, Exports Sensitive Data

On June 21, 2018 By IA360 Staff

An angry Tesla employee tried to damage the company by inserting bad code into the electric car company’s manufacturing system and illegally exporting data to third parties. The case serves as a reminder to the damage that rogue employees can do and the need for internal controls to prevent such Read More

Study: Most Crisis Response Plans Go Untested

On June 21, 2018June 21, 2018 By IA360 Staff

A new study from Deloitte indicates that it might be time to audit the crisis management plan. The study based on responses of 523 senior executives involved in risk, crisis management, and business continuity finds just 17 percent say their organizations have tested their crisis response plans. That’s way to Read More

Day: June 21, 2018

Rogue Tesla Insider Sabotages Code, Exports Sensitive Data

Study: Most Crisis Response Plans Go Untested

Report: Changing Risks Will Require Shift in Internal Audit Hiring

FTC Moves to Ban All Noncompete Agreements

IIA Adds Cameroon to Its Global Federation of Nations

CAEs Diverting Internal Audit Resources to AI-Related Risks

SEC Releases Scaled-Back Final Rules on Climate Disclosures

The IIA Provides Resources to Aid in Adoption of New Standards