The
average cost to a company, based in the US, for a data breach is $5.4 million.
Unsurprisingly, cyber security has become an important and challenging topic of
interest in modern internal auditing. Cyber security is as much a business risk
as it is a security one, making it critical for internal auditors to develop the
skills needed to take on these challenges.
Developed
with and facilitated by leading industry experts, this course will examine
preventive, detective, and corrective controls and how to apply the audit
process to a cloud environment.
This
training course will provide participants with cyber security understanding and
guide them through an approach to assessing cyber security risks and controls.
It will provide participants with a framework to develop a cybersecurity risk
assessment framework to assist organisation to assess their cyber security
arrangements.
Topics
Covered:
·
Business
significance of cyber risk and key concepts:
o
Information
security
o
Blockchain
o
Social
engineering
·
Cloud
computing
·
Key risks
and audit programs
·
Training
and awareness
·
Governance
Learning
Outcomes:
By
the end of the training course, the participant will be able to
·
describe
the role of internal audit related to cyber threats
·
apply key
concepts, IIA Standards and Guidance and resources to your
organisation
·
assess
inherent risk and cyber threats in your organisation
·
apply a
framework to assessing cyber security threats and risks that you can take back
to your workplace
·
list key
internal audit considerations for cyber security risk.
Speaker:
Shannon Buckley PMIIA,
CIA, CPA, CA, CISA, CGEIT, MACS, CISM