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One of the features of The IIA’s Three Lines Model is its clear description of accountability among key players within an organization. The governing body is responsible for organizational oversight, management […]

The digital world! A space where millions of people get connected globally, billion-dollar transactions being consummated in seconds and countless interactions between individuals from all walks of life. Flashback five decades ago, […]

As the vaccine rolls out, hope raises that Covid will subside, auditors may question how the pandemic has impacted financial statements. There are many views regarding how the crisis has changed […]

The pandemic has changed the way of life of most; outings, clubbing, partying can never be the same again. However, with the vaccine, life got easier. The vaccine works as a […]

So, you have hired the successful candidate who will join your internal audit team, and you are excited to have someone lighten your team’s workload but have you subscribed to […]

Audit functions should acknowledge and appreciate their No. 1 asset. nternal audit strategies tend to focus on what we I will do for the organization, often using verbiage found in […]

The International Standards for the Professional Practice of Internal Auditing, Standard 2500 informs about the final stage of the audit process, that of monitoring. While the standard outlines the responsibilities […]

A less mature governance system may emphasize the requirements for compliance with policies, procedures, plans, laws, regulations, and contracts. It will also address the basic risks to the organization. Thus, the […]

Stroke is one of the major public health problems in the world today. It is the third leading cause of death worldwide after ischemic heart disease and cancer. Interestingly, most […]

Irrespective of their rules that ensure the safety of the stakeholders involved in the business. It is imperative for businesses to have rules that are tailored towards a smooth flow of […]