Format: On-demand
Technology is an integral part of every organization and underpins almost every piece of data, and every transaction, calculation, and process or business activity. Internal audit activities must be prepared to assess the increased complexities within processes that heavily rely on technology. But where does the operational internal auditor begin? Internal auditors need a basic understanding of information technology (IT) concepts and operations. Without this knowledge, internal auditors may not fully comprehend IT objectives and the associated risks and may lack the ability to assess or audit the design or effectiveness of controls related to those risks.
This course introduces basic and fundamental IT concepts. The course delivers an introduction to IT-related risks and controls and IT governance concepts, as well as emphasizes the significant role that IT operations perform to enable organizational success.