The Institute of Internal Auditors (IIA) Topical Requirements are changing how internal audit teams provide assurance over key risk areas. Internal audit leaders need to understand what these changes mean for audit planning, engagement execution, and conformance expectations. Join us for an October update on the latest developments, an overview of the cybersecurity and third-party requirements, early implementation lessons, and practical steps organizations can take to assess readiness, close capability gaps, and prepare for future requirements. This session is designed for chief audit executives, internal auditors, audit committee members, and risk leaders who want to stay ahead of evolving professional standards.
Participants will be able to:
- Describe the status of the IIA Topical Requirements, including recent developments and upcoming requirements that may impact internal audit plans and methodologies.
- Evaluate the implications of Topical Requirements for audit planning, engagement scoping, documentation, and conformance with the Global Internal Audit Standards.
- Describe the cybersecurity and third-party topical requirements and explain how they may influence internal audit planning and readiness efforts.
- Identify practical actions to prepare for implementation, including readiness assessments, resource and skills planning, and options for building, co-sourcing, or augmenting specialized audit capabilities.
Presenters:
- Kyle Miller, principal, management consulting, Plante Moran
- Catie Carey, senior consultant, management consulting, Plante Moran
- Gabrielle Wafer, senior manager, management consulting, Plante Moran
- Matt Cooke, manager, management consulting, Plante Moran
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