Planning the audit with computer related controls
Mirela Popescu, Alin Monea
Abstract
Mirela Popescu, Alin Monea
Abstract
Planning is key to a quality audit, with the computer-related portion a significant part of the overall process. To be effective, the internal auditor and financial auditor should work together and coordinate information during this effort. Planning allows the auditor and senior members of the audit team to determine effective and efficient methods for obtaining evidential matter needed to assess an entity's computer-related controls. The nature, extent, and timing of planning vary according to the entity's size and complexity and the auditor's knowledge of the entity's operations
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Planning is key to a quality audit, with the computer-related portion a significant part of the overall process. To be effective, the internal auditor and financial auditor should work together and coordinate information during this effort. Planning allows the auditor and senior members of the audit team to determine effective and efficient methods for obtaining evidential matter needed to assess an entity's computer-related controls. The nature, extent, and timing of planning vary according to the entity's size and complexity and the auditor's knowledge of the entity's operations
Key concepts: Audit, Audit plan, Key (lock), Accounting, Information technology audit, Business, Process management, Work (physics)