IT Auditing
IT Auditing focuses on identifying risk and assessing the appropriateness of controls to mitigate risk to an acceptable level.
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Employer requirements for IT Auditing roles
According to market employment data, these are the most prominent business skills required to excel in the IT Auditing area and requested by employers:
- Auditing
- Management
- Communication
- Internal Auditing
- Internal Controls
- Risk Analysis
- Operations
- Leadership
- Computer Science
IT Auditing roles generally require an undergraduate degree.
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