control, and governance
control, and governance
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Fraud Findings by Art Stewart
Investigating Corruption
The U.S. Justice Department is probing IBM over corruption allegations in Argentina, Bangladesh, Poland, and Ukraine, adding to bribery charges from the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission. Art Stewart shares lessons internal auditors can learn from this case.
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Feature by Craig Guillot
Avoiding Burnout
Several proactive measures can help stave off auditor fatigue and keep the fires of enthusiasm burning.
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Blog by Norman Marks
Excellent Advice on Risk Oversight
A report by an National Association of Corporate Directors' advisory council makes important points about the board's ability to oversee risk management.
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Feature by Campbell Pryde
What's in Your XBRL Report?
Internal auditors should play a key role in evaluating controls for the XBRL reporting process.
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ITAudit by Syed Salman
Risk Assessments of Outsourced Service Providers
As organizations rely more on outside vendors for IT services, internal auditors need to ensure management is addressing the risks that arise from such arrangements.
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Blog by Mike Jacka
Stockholm Syndrome in the Business World
How many times have you made excuses for auditors you worked with? This may be a sign that auditors are sympathetic to poor audit practices.
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Fraud Findings by Art Stewart
Resuscitating Medical Fraud Prevention
Art Stewart shares lessons internal auditors can learn from a cardiologist who committed a hefty health care fraud.
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In the Profession
Governance
Featuring articles on auditing governance processes, integrating it with IT, and developing a stronger partnership with the audit committee.
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