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Conducting Cybersecurity Risk Assessments Guide: The Complete Introduction

Audit Board

Cybersecurity risk assessments are a means for organizations to assess risks to their information assets and are a core requirement of most cybersecurity frameworks. However, specific guidance on how to conduct these assessments is typically not included in framework requirements.

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Ten Factors to Consider when Setting the Scope of an Internal Audit

Internal Audit 360

Defining the scope during the audit planning process and getting all stakeholders agree to it is an important step to any internal audit and can make or break the engagement. These objectives must align with the organization’s strategic goals and address the areas of greatest risk or concern.

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Risk Management 101: Process, Examples, Strategies

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Effective risk management takes a proactive and preventative stance to risk, aiming to identify and then determine the appropriate response to the business and facilitate better decision-making. This article will walk you through the fundamentals of risk management and offer some thoughts on how you can apply it to your organization.

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Build and Mature Your ESG Programs: Top Six ESG Reporting Challenges

Audit Board

ESG reporting is both complex and challenging, and many companies struggle to find the resources and support to get programs on a course to sustainability and maturity. . Time and Cost of Materiality Assessments. General Resource Constraints. Labor-Intensive Manual Effort to Aggregate Data From Disparate Locations.

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Corporate Officers, Not Just Directors, Can Be Liable for Duty of Oversight Violations

Harvard Corporate Governance

Identifying the applicable standard, the court stated: “To plead a Red-Flags Claim that will survive a Rule 12(b)(6) motion, a plaintiff must plead facts supporting an inference that the fiduciary knew of evidence of corporate misconduct.

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CAE Toolkit: Designing Effective Audit Committee Meetings

Audit Board

This article and downloadable PDF will provide advice and a checklist the CAE can use as a participant in audit committee meetings to make sure they focus on areas of risk and governance involving internal audit that matter to the organization. Four Ways CAEs Can Promote a Risk-Based Audit Committee Meeting.

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The Continuous Monitoring Lifecycle: 7 Steps for Building a Strong Foundation

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With risks constantly changing and driving new compliance requirements, compliance programs must be able to respond to changes with agility. NIST defines continuous monitoring as: “Maintaining ongoing awareness of information security, vulnerabilities, and threats to support organizational risk management decisions.” What do you know?