In the ideal world, the auditee tells the reader of the audit report what their action plan is about the audit findings.
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Information Security Risks
The 2025 Green Book reminds us that information security risks are smarter, faster, and less polite than ever before and auditors should take them very seriously!
Auditors Save the World! Corrie Stokes
Meet Corrie Stokes in this week’s podcast episode: A relentless champion for transparency, a voice of reason, and a protector of the public trust.
Improper Payments: A New 2025 Green Book Risk Category
The 2025 Green Book is out and there’s a new risk category… Improper Payments! These are payments that should not have been made, were an incorrect amount or lacked sufficient documentation.
Control Yourself: A Handy Guide to Internal Controls
The GAO’s 2025 Green Book is out! It reminds us controls aren’t just about compliance. It’s about being a good steward of public resources, achieving mission objectives, and earning the public’s trust.
Streamline Your Audit Report Writing Using a 9-Step Process
Streamline your audit report writing process by sticking to a simple 9-step process taking the team through planning, drafting, editing, and formatting.
Audit Resources for Smooth Sailing
Running an audit organization is like captaining a ship. With the right crew, enough provisions, and a clear course, you’ll navigate the seas of risk with confidence.
Continuous Improvement Tools for Better Audits
Special thanks to Alfredo Mycue and Susan Oballe for this valuable article on continuous improvement tools for government auditing.
IT Auditing for Non-IT Auditors
In today’s world, all auditors (including non-IT auditors) should have some knowledge of IT auditing. Don’t get left behind and make sure you’re up-to-date!
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