AuditNet^® Training

Key metrics like KRIs and KPIs aren’t just numbers to drop into a report every quarter. These metrics hold the key to understanding, forecasting, and managing the risks your company faces in today’...

When presenting audit findings, graphs and charts can be effective in highlighting areas of risk and supporting your audit recommendations. Although tables of data are common within the data analyt...

We currently have 5 distinct generations in the workplace, including in internal audit and compliance departments. A recent Deloitte survey predicts that Millennials will make up 75% of the global ...

The IIA has developed the Qualification in Internal Audit Leadership™ (QIAL™) to support senior members who aspire to drive a high-performing audit team while delivering value by consistently addre...

Best Practices in Visualizing and Dashboarding Data
Visualizing data has become one of the hottest trends in analytics not only because it works to more quickly identifying anomalies but in also e...

The IIA has developed the Qualification in Internal Audit Leadership™ (QIAL™) to support senior members who aspire to drive a high-performing audit team while delivering value by consistently addre...

Using Key Word Analytics to Detect Fraud (Sim Live) AuditNet® launched a survey on Keyword Analytics (KA) in an effort to collect keywords from all audit, fraud, and finance professionals...

From time-to-time internal auditors are faced with situations which call for them to make an ethical decision. In addition, they may, in the middle of auditing, come across circumstances which them...

Selecting the right Computer Assisted Audit Tool may appear to be a huge undertaking; however, following a systematic approach eases the burden. The right approach minimizes the risk of select...

Successfully leveraging data gathered from your audit processes for building effective audit committee presentations is critical for leading audit departments. To help audit leaders successfully de...

As stated in the Institute of Internal Auditors IPPF, “The internal audit activity must evaluate the potential for the occurrence of fraud and how the organization manages fraud risk (2120.A2)”.
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