Focus & Features
The need to manage risks is increasingly recognized as essential to effective corporate governance and to maintaining an effective system of internal control. Internal audit plays a key role in providing assurance that risks to the organization are properly managed. Risk-based auditing links the internal audit department's planning activity to an organization's overall risk management framework.
This course provides participants with the knowledge to develop an audit universe and complimentary risk-based internal audit department audit plan. This course also addresses emerging and advanced risk management topics such governance risk, strategic risk, fraud risk, information technology-related risk, and provides insight into auditing the organization's risk management processes. During this course, you will participate in interactive activities and real-life scenarios. Be prepared to walk away with concepts and tools to develop a value-added, risk-based department audit plan for your organization.
Course Objectives
- Summarize risk management principles and concepts.
- Identify corporate governance principles.
- Explain the relationship between governance principles and COSO frameworks.
- Explain the relationship between governance, risk and control.
- Identify strategy risk audits.
- Identify strategy process audits.
- Identify types of fraud.
- Examine an anti-fraud program and the role of risk assessment.
- Identify IT risk assessment frameworks.
- Discuss cybersecurity, information security, and information technology (IT) governance risks.
- Assess enterprise risk management process risks.
- Apply enterprise risk management maturity and comprehensive assessment approaches.
- Develop an auditable universe risk assessment.
- Apply risk identification, measurement, and prioritization techniques.
What You Will Learn
Risk Management Principles and Concepts: A Review
- Risk definitions
- Risk management definitions
- Major control and risk frameworks
- Risk management assessment criteria
Corporate Governance Risk
- Overview, definition, and standards
- Relationship between governance, risk and control
- Governance breakdowns
- Corporate governance principles
- Governance principles and COSO frameworks
- Audit activities and approach
Strategic Risk
- Strategy overview
- Definition of strategic risk
- Internal audit's consideration of strategic risk
- Strategy related audit
- Strategy risk audits
- Strategy process audits
Fraud Risk Assessment
- Definition and principles
- Standards and guidelines
- Anti-fraud program
- Role of internal audit
- Internal audit approach
- Types of fraud
- The fraud triangle
Information Technology Risk
- The IT risk landscape
- IT risk assessment frameworks
- Internal audit considerations
- Internal audit focus
- Cybersecurity
- Information security
- Governance
Auditing the ERM Process
- Enterprise risk management audits: Internal audit considerations
- Assessing enterprise risk management
- Maturity assessment approach
- Comprehensive assessment approach
Developing the Risk-based Audit Plan
- Auditable universe: General attributes
- Audit universe risk assessment: Examples
- Assessment criteria: Sophistication factors
- Risk identification
- Risk measurement
- Risk prioritization
Who will benefit from this course?
This course will enhance the skills of experienced internal audit leaders who want to build on their knowledge and increase their value to the organization by developing effective risk-based department audit plans that address emerging risks based on organizational and internal audit risk assessments, interviews, and research. This course is designed for chief audit executives (CAE), audit directors, audit managers, and senior internal audit practitioners.
PREREQUISITES: Participants should be senior internal audit practitioners or internal audit managers. Completion of the Fundamentals of Risk-based Auditing course is recommended.
No. of CPE Units: 16
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CANCELLATION POLICIES
1. Cancellations received less than 3days prior to the event will be charged a cancellation fee, which is 50% of the registration fee. Cancellation in zoom registration does not mean you are cancelling your registration in our seminar, please send us an official email.
2. No-show registrants will be charged 50% of the registration fee.
3. Substitutions are allowed on two conditions:
• The event/training should be the same.
• The membership status should also be the same, if the other participant is a non-member, he/she must pay the difference.
