Technology has become the unquestioned driver for change and business innovation. From widespread digital transformation to emerging and evolving artificial intelligence, new technologies are opening opportunities – and risks – as never before. To understand the impacts of new technologies, organizations rely on internal audit for assurance about their adoption and use of technology. This brief, created in partnership with the Institute of Internal Auditors (IIA), will address why technology assurance should be a routine part of any audit. It will cover key areas of vulnerability and discuss opportunities for internal audit to take the lead in bringing consistency and coordination that will deliver more effective technology audits.
ComplianceApril 10, 2024
Innovation and technology part 1: Internal audit's role in technology assurance
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ArticleComplianceApril 26, 2024Innovation and technology part 2: Staying on top of the organization's technology adoptionWhile adopting new technologies can bring risk, it’s also important to remember the dangers of failing to stay up to date on new tools.
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ArticleComplianceApril 26, 2024Innovation and technology part 3: Internal audit’s tech talent challengeInternal audit can and should be technology’s biggest advocate in the organization. It is the change-bearer, the partner, the bringer of good news.
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ArticleComplianceApril 17, 2024Artificial intelligence in auditing: Enhancing the audit lifecycleUsing artificial intelligence in auditing improves performance across the audit lifecycle.
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Case studyComplianceJanuary 17, 2024Large insurance company gains efficiencies with TeamMate+ Data Exchange APIInternal audit teams will find greater overall success when enabling system-level collaboration to help address real or potential risks and stay consistently aligned with key stakeholders.
