As Ugandan authorities, social distancing rules, the Coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic has uniquely interrupted business operations in a scenario that continues to play out in real-time. While most enterprises might have established disaster recovery and business continuity plans for
interruptions such as cybersecurity attacks or natural disasters, many of the assumptions underlying such plans could not hold true for a pandemic such as COVID-19. Therefore, the changing landscape calls for flexibility during the execution of internal audits. The scope of the planned audits should be reconsidered in order to make sure that the audits are still relevant and essential for the business. At the same time, travel restrictions and remote working should not affect the quality of the work that needs to be done.
This video will help you to:
1. Redesign strategies for risk management and internal audit.
2. Assess the likely risks to their organisations and evaluate controls.
3. Identify and apply evolving internal audit practices for success.
4. Acquire other practical insights on risk management and internal audit in COVID19 crisis.
