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by ITauditSecurity | February 17, 2020 · 6:45 am

Mack-the-Auditor Gets Audited! Part 3

This is the third of 3 posts; this post describes how I audited the auditors and my perspective on the whole thing.

Read the first post (background) and the second post (audit results).

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Filed under ACL, Audit, Case Files, Data Analytics, Scripting (ACL)

Tagged as acl, apology, audit the auditors, confidence, consulting firm, documentation, fun, impact, independence, integrity, log, reliance, reputation, request, results, scripts, test environment, test files, time, validation, workpaper

by ITauditSecurity | March 14, 2017 · 11:00 am

Top 10 Reasons Why Being an IT Auditor is So Hard

Before you choose a career as an IT auditor, consider my top 10 reasons why being an IT auditor is so hard.

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Filed under Audit, Employment, Technology, Top 10

Tagged as bad news, behind locked doors, blame, demotion, difficult, experts, fired, hard, independence, internal attacker, internal audit, it audit, jail, messenger, mistake, prison, public, risk, walked out

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