Using Risk Assessment to Build Individual Audit Programs: Risk-Based Audit Reports and Corrective Action Plans
Using Risk Assessment to Build Individual Audit Programs: Risk-Based Audit Reports and Corrective Action Plans Overview
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Welcome to using risk
assessment to build individual
audit programs, risk-based
audit reports, and corrective
action plans. Risk assessments
are crucial for constructing
effective audit programs and
conducting risk-based audits.
This course offers elements of
a risk-based audit report,
their visual representation,
identifying the why, and
creating value-added
recommendations. We'll explore
management responses,
corrective actions, evaluating
risks, determining the cause,
and mitigating steps. Other
topics include involving other
organizational units,
monitoring, sign-off, updating
the risk assessments, and
mapping it to audits. Designed
for financial, operational,
business, and IT auditors,
aiming to deepen their
understanding of risk
assessment techniques and
principles. This course
enhances your skill set by
focusing on audit reports and
corrective action plans.
On successful completion,
you'll earn 7.5 CPE credits.
Ready to delve deeper into
risk-based audit reports and
corrective action plans?
Let's begin.
Overview
Learning Style
On Demand
Level
Advanced
Includes
Assessment
Who this course is for
Financial, Operational, Business, and IT Auditors interested in broadening their knowledge of risk assessment techniques and principles.
NASBA Certified CPE
7.5 credits
Field of Study
Auditing
Length of course
7.5h
Advanced Preparation
None
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