Global Internal Audit Standards?
Mahmoud Elbagoury, MBA, CIA, CFE, CISA, GRCA, CRISC, PMIIA, CertDir???
??Chief Audit Officer | ??? Chief GRC Officer ?? ?? GRCP | IAAP | ICEP | IRMP | IPMP | IAIP ??
In the face of a rapidly changing risk landscape, the Institute of Internal Auditors (IIA) took a bold step in 2023 by revising its Global Internal Audit Standards?.
This pivotal move not only marks a significant evolution in the profession but also opens a door of opportunity for Internal Audit (IA) functions.
By integrating the latest in good practice, IA teams can now transform their operations, significantly boosting the value they deliver to stakeholders.
A key change, for instance, includes a heightened focus on technology risks, compelling organizations to rethink their digital security strategies.
As 2024 unfolds, it’s imperative for organizations to actively consider their approach to these new Standards, setting the stage for full conformity by 2025.
This strategic response is not just a matter of compliance but a step towards embracing a more resilient and forward-thinking audit function.
领英推荐
The Internal Audit Standards provide a comprehensive framework for excellence in auditing, neatly organized into five (5) key domains:
This structure ensures that each aspect of internal auditing is addressed comprehensively, supporting auditors in upholding the integrity and efficacy of their work.
Central to the Standards are fifteen (15) guiding principles that form the backbone of effective internal auditing. Each principle is bolstered by detailed fifty-two (52) standards, which include specific requirements, actionable considerations for implementation, and real-world examples that demonstrate conformance.
Read, and download the full version of Global Internal Audit Standards? from the Institute of Internal Auditors (IIA): https://www.theiia.org/en/standards/2024-standards/global-internal-audit-standards/
???? ????? ???? ???????? ????????
7 个月These principles-based standards provide a guide to global professional practices in internal auditing. In addition, they serve as a basis for assessing and improving the quality of the internal audit function. They are relevant to all internal auditors, including those working in the public sector and government. It is not a matter of whether these changes will have an impact, but rather how and when they will. To that end, we highlight the key points that deserve focus and the most significant impacts.