This post contains my response to my earlier post, ChatGPT Analyzes Internal Audit!
First of all, most of the article sounded like it was written by external auditors; it sounds important, but really doesn’t say much.
This post contains my response to my earlier post, ChatGPT Analyzes Internal Audit!
First of all, most of the article sounded like it was written by external auditors; it sounds important, but really doesn’t say much.
Filed under artificial intelligence (ai), Audit, Data Analytics, Data Science
Tagged as analysis paralysis, assurance, audit charter, balance, benefits, big 4, Caseware trend report, ChatGPT, data analytics, iia, internal audit, modern, prioritize, risk
I’ve written before how some periodic reviews provide management with little assurance, but management doesn’t realize how little.
My previous post focused mostly on server access. In this post, I want to look at normal user access.
For example, let’s assume your company has a policy that states that all IDs must be assigned within an Active Directory group. In other words, IDs are assigned to groups, and groups are assigned to assets; IDs should not be assigned directly to an asset.
Assume the control you are testing states that user access is reviewed annually.
Filed under Audit, Security, Technology
Tagged as active directory, asset, assurance, group, management, MODIFY, periodic, permission, policy, read, review, user, WHAT, WHERE, WHO
ISACA has a free glossary of IT, audit, and security terms that is not only helpful in studying for the CISA exam, but is a good reference guide for new and experienced auditors.