Risk

Auditing Anti-Bribery and Anti-Corruption Programs

Increasing globalization, legal complexities, and the potential for serious financial and reputational harm have made the risks of bribery and corruption, and audits of anti-bribery and anti-corruption programs, top corporate issues. Auditing anti-bribery and anti-corruption programs requires a team of auditors with collective skills, knowledge, and expertise in compliance, fraud, investigations, regulatory affairs, IT, finance, culture, and ethics.On the global front, the U.S. Foreign Corrupt Practices Act (FCPA) and the U.K. Bribery Act are examples of strict legal regulations, each with far-reaching international implications. And evolving anti-bribery and anticorruption legislation in China, Hong Kong, India, and other countries (see page 17) is further complicating the matter. Private and public sector organizations are increasing awareness of bribery and corruption exposures and fighting back through international accords, regional conventions, best practice guides, and information on perceptions and instances of bribery and corruption.

Relationships and Risk: Insights from Stakeholders in North America

Primo report di ricerca dello Stakehlder Study rilasciato dall'IIA.

La Cultura del Rischio

Documento redatto dall'omonimo gruppo di lavoro creatosi nell'ambito del Comitato Finanziario di AIIA e presentato all'evento del 12 aprile 2016.

Risk Culture

Versione in inglese del documento redatto dall'omonimo gruppo di lavoro creatosi nell'ambito del Comitato Finanziario di AIIA e presentato all'evento del 12 aprile 2016.

CAE Program - Integrated Risk Assurance

Il documento è stato presentato nel corso dell'evento allargato del Cae Program, tenutosi in data 21 aprile 2016, in collaborazione con KPMG Advisory Spa.

Voice of the Customer

Secondo report di ricerca dello Stakehlder Study rilasciato dall'IIA.

Achieving Excellence in Assurance, Strategic Risk Insights, and More

Quarto report di ricerca dello Stakehlder Study rilasciato dall'IIA.

Assessing Cybersecurity Risk

Executive SummaryOrganizations of all types are becoming more vulnerable to cyber threats due to their increasing reliance on computers, networks, programs and applications, social media, and data. Security breaches can negatively impact organizations and their customers, both financially and in terms of reputation. Global connectivity and accessibility to information by users outside the organization increase risk beyond what has been historically addressed by IT general and application controls. Organizations’ reliance on information systems and the development of new technologies render traditional evaluations of IT general and application controls insufficient to provide assurance over cybersecurity.