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Poor Data Readiness Is Plaguing Corporate AI Projects
A new research study finds that nearly half of all artificial intelligence projects fail, underperform, or are delayed, despite major...
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How to Handle Tension and Disagreement in Internal Audit
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ISACA Launches First Advanced AI Audit Certification
Artificial Intelligence literacy tops the list of the 15 fastest-growing skills professionals need to stay competitive in today’s environment, according to a new LinkedIn report. Designed to meet the needs of audit professionals who are facing an evolving tech and compliance landscape with AI at the forefront, ISACA has introduced
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House Bill Looks to Dissolve the PCAOB, Cut Regulatory Budgets
The United States House Financial Services Committee approved a bill proposed by the House Republicans to cut funding from the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau and to dissolve the Public Company Accounting Oversight Board into the Securities and Exchange Commission. The legislation received some backlash from Democrats along the way however,

NIST Updates Privacy Framework
Five years after debuting guidelines that can help organizations balance the goals of using information while protecting individual privacy, the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) has drafted a new version of the NIST Privacy Framework intended to address current privacy risk management needs, maintain alignment with NIST’s recently

Internal Audit Sparks Investigation into Spending at Tenn. County
If not for an anonymous call to Knox County’s waste, fraud, and abuse hotline, the investigation into misuse of taxpayer dollars and leased vehicles by Knox County Trustee Justin Biggs and some staffers might never have been launched. Justin Biggs and his staff were reimbursed $4,716.59 that exceeded the county