Pulse of Internal Audit
This yearly report has gathered insight from leaders in the profession through the annual Pulse of Internal Audit Survey since 2008. Each survey collects information about established and emerging issues, and other topics of importance to the profession and internal audit management.
The survey results are compiled in separate comprehensive reports exclusively for North American internal audit practitioners and their stakeholders.
2023 North American Pulse of Internal Audit: Benchmarks for Internal Audit Leaders
A premier source of data for internal audit leaders, the Pulse of Internal Audit report provides insights about internal audit budgets, staff, audit plans, risks, and more. This year’s report also features all-new data about audit frequency for key risk areas. Internal audit leaders can use this benchmarking report year-round as they plan and manage their internal audit activities.
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2022 North American Pulse of Internal Audit: Benchmarks for Internal Audit Leaders
In an era where disruptive change has become the norm, the need for accurate and reliable benchmarking is paramount. The IIA’s 2022 North American Pulse of Internal Audit report goes beyond benchmarking and offers insights into how CAEs lead their functions, including areas of responsibility outside of internal auditing (fraud, ERM, SOX, etc.), as well as how they determine top concerns and how they’d spend extra budget.
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2021 Many Sides of Crisis
COVID-19 continues to pose significant health and economic challenges as it enters its second year. The impacts on organizations and their internal audit functions have been varied. The 2021 North American Pulse of Internal Audit: Many Sides of Crisis provides a unique benchmark into the diversity of COVID-19’s effects.
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2020 North American Pulse of Internal Audit 2020 Bridging Critical Gaps
The 2020 North American Pulse of Internal Audit goes back to its roots. Internal audit leaders will find a renewed and deeper focus on audit plan allocations, risk levels, staffing, reporting lines, and audit function maturity.
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