What is the difference between internal control and internal audit?
Internal control is embedded in day-to-day process design; internal audit independently evaluates whether those controls are effective.
Effective control mechanisms are established to reduce operational and financial risks, with audit structures that increase process reliability.
Effective control mechanisms are established to reduce operational and financial risks, and audit structures are set up to increase the reliability of processes.
Our approach, grounded in public- and private-sector audit experience, prioritizes risk areas, strengthens the audit trail and links findings to management action.
Internal control is embedded in day-to-day process design; internal audit independently evaluates whether those controls are effective.
No. We include operational, compliance, strategic, technology and reputational risk dimensions.
We define test scenarios with process owners, collect evidence and track remediation actions with accountability timelines.
Findings are prioritized, assigned, tracked against due dates and escalated through management reporting governance.
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