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Internal Audit at the Intelligence Crossroads
June 17 @ 1:00 pm – 2:00 pm EDT
Internal audit is approaching a turning point where traditional assurance models are no longer sufficient to meet rising expectations for real-time risk insight and decision support. Building on Protiviti’s upcoming thought leadership series, this CPE-eligible webinar explores the critical choices internal audit leaders must begin making now across technology enablement, talent and workforce design and evolving stakeholder expectations. Protiviti leaders will share emerging signals and practical considerations shaping how internal audit is evolving in AI-business environment. Participants will examine what it takes to transition from hindsight-focused assurance role to a provider of risk and decision intelligence, while preserving independence and objectivity.
Learning Objectives:
- Describe how advances in AI, automation, and embedded risk management are reshaping expectations for internal audit beyond traditional assurance models.
- Identify key strategic choices internal audit leaders must evaluate related to technology enablement, talent and workforce design, and stakeholder engagement.
- Explain the concept of risk and decision intelligence and how it differs from retrospective assurance and management decision-making.
- Assess how internal audit functions can evolve their role and outputs to provide more timely, decision relevant risk insight while maintaining independence and objectivity.
CPE: 1 credit available for live attendance
*CPE for qualifying live attendees only. You must answer 3 of the 4 poll questions and be in attendance for a minimum of 50 minutes during the live event. CPE will be e-mailed to qualifying attendees within 60 days of the live event. Field of Study: Auditing. Program Level: Basic. Delivery Method: Group Internet-Based. Prerequisites/Advance Preparation: None. Elements of Engagement: Polling Questions.
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