OK, so it might not quite have the gravitas of Breast Cancer Awareness Month (October) or Black History Month (February), but May—along with being associated with celebrating motherhood—is Internal Audit Awareness Month. The goal of the campaign is to raise awareness and showcase the internal audit profession in a positive Read More
The Institute of Internal Auditors is waiving the application fee for the Certified Internal Auditor credential and offering a discount on CIA exam prep resources for the month of May, which is Internal Audit Awareness Month. The certification demonstrates proficiency and professionalism in internal audit, while encouraging elevated trust and Read More
Many audit committees, boards and management teams now expect internal audit to advise management on key issues, anticipate risks, and be more forward looking. “As new businesses are created and old ones spun off, processes evolve, technologies are adopted, and regulatory demands fluctuate, the internal audit function must develop new Read More
Blockchain has recently become a topic of major concern to internal auditors. And while there is a lot of hype around blockchain, many internal auditors are just starting to ask basic questions: What is it? What can it do? How can it be used? Is it really as unhackable as Read More
The newest release from the Internal Audit Foundation to support high-quality internal audit service delivery is now available. Applying the International Professional Practices Framework (IPPF), addresses the many changes included in the latest version of IPPF, such as a new mission state and the addition of a maturity model and Read More
Robert Rudloff, senior vice president of internal audit at MGM Resorts International, has spent 38 years honing his craft as an internal auditor and leads a 100 person team at the hotel and gaming giant. During that time he has seen rapid change in the profession and has led numerous Read More
A trio of internal audit studies published recently indicate that internal audit departments in the United States have a big technology problem. Internal audit is generally behind the times when it comes to adopting leading-edge technology, the reports find. The studies shed some needed light—along with some dire warnings—on why Read More
Years back, internal audit sat among the less desirable roles for upwardly mobile financial professionals. Some even considered it the dumping ground of finance, where under-performers were shelved while more promising young hires were put into what they perceived as more exciting positions. Post Enron, of course, the situation changed Read More
