Associate IT Auditor
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Role summary
Serves as a team member on IT audits involved in activities such as: the preparation of detailed programs for IT audits, the review of complex security, vulnerability, documentation and process controls of management systems, processes and procedures to determine efficiency, effectiveness, and compliance with IT practices and standards, the review and evaluation of internal controls and their application in IT processing. Writes the IT audit results report which typically include comments and on the adequacy and efficiency of the controls and processes audited. Typically has a professional IT audit qualification.
Job summary sourced from the Empsight benchmark job library.
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