A Shift in Internal Audit

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Author: Iuliia Plugatyreva
Date Published: 1 September 2026
Read Time: 8 minutes
Related: Resilience and Security in Critical Sectors: Navigating NIS2 and DORA Requirements

Internal audits are designed to identify problems before they become disasters. For most of the profession’s history, that meant planning work for the year, selecting a risk area, running tests on a sample of transactions or controls, and writing up the findings. The process was thorough, but it was slow...

 

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