Technology permeates virtually every aspect of business today. From email and mobile communication tools to global ERP systems, most companies rely on technology to the point that without it, their operations would grind to a halt. Protiviti conducted its IT Audit Benchmarking Survey to analyse the many underlying IT audit trends and gaps evident in organisations today.
The survey of almost 500 audit professionals found that:
• 20% lack a dedicated IT audit function
• 16% do not conduct an IT audit risk assessment
• 42% lack the resources and skills to evaluate the organisations IT risks
During our IT Audit Benchmarking Survey webinar, we will present the results and discuss the areas where the profession is doing a good job, and those areas where the profession needs to improve to be compliant with the both The IIA Standards and management's expectation of reasonable assurance.
RecordedFeb 23 201282 mins
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Kurt Underwood, Cal Slemp, Jonathan Wyatt, Jeff Weber, Protiviti Managing Directors
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Please submit top-of-mind questions during the webinar registration process.
CPE credits will be provided to qualifying attendees.
Brian Christensen, David Brand and Sharon Lindstrom - Protiviti and Scott Hollands - Vivint
Internal audit functions must anticipate and respond to a constant stream of new challenges. Key findings from Protiviti’s latest Internal Audit Capabilities and Needs Survey show that:
• Social media, mobile applications, cloud computing and security (specifically with regard to the NIST Cybersecurity Framework) are critical areas of concern
• CAATs and data analysis remain on center stage
• Fraud management efforts focus more on technology as well as prevention
• We have to keep pace with a raft of regulatory, rules-making and standards changes”
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Please join our webinar on focused on assessing the top priorities for internal audit functions.
CPE credit will be provided to qualifying attendees.
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Join Managing Director, Mike Purvis and Director, Dirk Verwohlt for a discussion of the report findings.
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Join Protiviti's Mark Harrison & Adam Christou, as they help internal audit professionals identify hot topics & emerging trends in 2014 to better execute the department’s strategic focus on risk throughout the year.
Neville Thomas, Head of Internal Audit Group at AMP, Chris Grant, & Ewen Ferguson, Protiviti
IT audit is a dynamic area with high personnel turnover, rapidly changing environments and shifting risk profiles. Protiviti's third-annual IT Audit Benchmarking Survey Report analyses the underlying IT audit trends facing our profession today.
Attend this webinar discussing key findings such as:
• Data security is of paramount concern
• Significant gaps in IT auditing
• Lack of IT audit risk assessments
• Strengthening IT governance practices
Protiviti's Tim Long, Scott Jones, John Atkinson, Steven Stachowicz, Nicole Weber
With nearly 40 percent of the Dodd-Frank Act yet to be implemented, numerous new consumer protection requirements taking effect this year, and the continued strong focus on anti-money laundering and sanctions compliance, regulatory compliance will remain a major challenge for the financial services industry in 2014.
Join Protiviti's Tim Long, Scott Jones, John Atkinson, Steven Stachowicz and Nicole Weber on Wednesday January 29, as they help compliance, risk and internal audit professionals identify some of the important regulatory issues and developments for 2014 that will need to be included in internal audit and compliance programs.
Topics will include:
• Consumer Financial Lending and Deposits Products
• Anti-Money Laundering and Sanctions
• Broker-Dealers and Investment Advisers
• The impact of the Current Environment on Compliance and Internal Audit organizations
CPE credits will be provided to qualifying attendees.
We look forward to having you join us. If you have any questions, contact Esther Veenhuizen at 212.708.6350 or esther.veenhuizen@protiviti.com.
Brian Christensen, David Brand and Keith Keller, Protiviti
Internal auditors play a vital role in their organization’s strategies and daily activities. Your department’s audit plan should be a well-balanced examination that covers regulatory requirements and aligns key risk areas within the organization. However, in today’s fast changing environment, plans change and the needs of the organization may evolve rapidly. Has your support of the organization kept pace with those changes? Should you make changes to your audit plan to ensure coverage of new risks? Also, do you know what new elements should be included in your 2014 plan?
The objective of this presentation is to help internal audit professionals identify emerging trends in need of attention so that auditors can better execute the department’s strategic focus on risk.
Scott Moritz, Managing Director, Protiviti and Pam Verick, Director, Protiviti
Internal Auditors are often the first line of defense in a company’s fight against fraud and corruption. Indeed, Internal Auditors are often called upon to “pivot” when a routine internal audit unearths red flags that may be indicators of fraud, corruption or misconduct.
This presentation is intended to provide internal auditors with:
•Knowledge of investigative techniques
•The ability to recognize fraud or corruption indicators
•Tools to respond to red flags
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As a manager, you are likely adept at handling crises on the job. But how do you handle people in crisis? Whether positive or negative, any life-altering event can affect how your employees work, and as the boss, you may be the last person to know. What can you do to diagnose changes in employee performance before it’s too late?
Join Ann Butera, President of the Whole Person Project, Inc. and Protiviti in this webinar to discuss how to mitigate the effects of your employees‘ personal lives on their work lives. We will discuss how the inherent boss/employee relationship can lend itself to misunderstanding, how to recognize the symptoms and warning signs of employees’ crises, and how you can adjust your management style to deal with this.
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