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Effective Control Testing Techniques

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Effective Control Testing Techniques

Effective Control Testing Techniques
Published 12/2024
MP4 | Video: h264, 1920x1080 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz
Language: English | Size: 6.92 GB | Duration: 7h 18m

Internal Control Techniques, Internal Auditing Techniques

What you'll learn

Understand the purpose and types of internal controls.

Plan and design effective control testing procedures.

Test manual, automated, and dual-purpose controls.

Assess control design and operating effectiveness.

Use data analytics for efficient control testing.

Evaluate and report control deficiencies clearly.

Implement continuous monitoring strategies.

Tailor control testing to industry-specific needs.

Requirements

Basic understanding of internal controls and risk management concepts.

Familiarity with organizational processes and workflows.

Experience in auditing, compliance, or risk management (recommended but not mandatory).

Access to a computer with internet for course materials.

Analytical mindset and attention to detail.

Willingness to learn and apply new techniques in real-world scenarios.

Description

Effective Control Testing TechniquesMaster Essential Skills for Internal ControlsLearn how to design, execute, and evaluate control tests to strengthen organizational controls and mitigate risks. This course is perfect for internal auditors, compliance professionals, and risk managers looking to enhance their expertise.What You’ll LearnThe purpose and types of internal controls.How to plan and design control tests effectively.Techniques for testing manual, automated, and dual-purpose controls.Best practices for evaluating results and reporting findings.Advanced concepts like continuous monitoring and industry-specific approaches.Course HighlightsComprehensive Modules: From foundational concepts to advanced testing strategies.Real-World Applications: Case studies across financial, IT, and compliance areas.Expert Techniques: Practical tips for risk assessment, testing, and reporting.Flexible Learning: Study at your own pace with lifetime access.Course StructureModule 1- Introduction to Control TestingLecture 1- Overview of Internal Controls and Their ImportanceLecture 2- The Role of Control Testing in Risk ManagementLecture 3- Types of Controls- Preventive, Detective, and CorrectiveLecture 4- Control Testing Objectives and ScopeLecture 5- Key Principles of Effective Control TestingModule 2- Planning and Designing Control TestsLecture 6- Understanding the Control EnvironmentLecture 7- Identifying Key Controls to TestLecture 8- Developing a Control Testing PlanLecture 9- Risk Assessment and Its Impact on Control TestingLecture 10- Determining Testing Frequency and Sample SizesModule 3- Testing Techniques and MethodologiesLecture 11- Walkthroughs and Process MappingLecture 12- Testing Manual Controls- Techniques and Best PracticesLecture 13- Testing Automated Controls- Techniques and ToolsLecture 14- Dual-Purpose Testing- Efficiency in Control TestingLecture 15- Using Data Analytics in Control TestingModule 4- Executing Control TestsLecture 16- Preparing for Fieldwork- Tools and DocumentationLecture 17- Conducting Interviews and Gathering EvidenceLecture 18- Performing Substantive Testing- Analyzing TransactionsLecture 19- Validating Control Operating EffectivenessLecture 20- Identifying Control Deficiencies and ExceptionsModule 5- Evaluating and Reporting Control Test ResultsLecture 21- Assessing Control Design vs. Operating EffectivenessLecture 22- Evaluating the Severity of Control DeficienciesLecture 23- Best Practices for Documenting Control Test ResultsLecture 24- Writing Clear and Concise Control Testing ReportsLecture 25- Presenting Control Test Findings to ManagementModule 6- Advanced Control Testing ConceptsLecture 26- Continuous Monitoring and Continuous AuditingLecture 27- Integrating Control Testing with Enterprise Risk Management (ERM)Lecture 28- Control Testing in Different Industries- Tailoring ApproachesLecture 29- Leveraging Technology for Continuous Control MonitoringLecture 30- Emerging Trends in Control TestingModule 7- Case Studies and Practical ApplicationsLecture 31- Case Study 1- Testing Controls in Financial ProcessesLecture 32- Case Study 2- Testing IT General Controls (ITGCs)Lecture 33- Case Study 3- Testing Controls in Compliance and Regulatory AreasModule 8- Review and Next StepsLecture 34- Summary of Key Concepts and TechniquesLecture 35- Common Challenges in Control Testing and How to Overcome ThemLecture 36- Preparing for Control Testing in Your OrganizationLecture 37- Continuous Learning- Resources and Tools for Ongoing ImprovementWho Should EnrollIdeal for internal auditors, compliance professionals, risk managers, and anyone aiming to strengthen their control testing expertise.Start TodayTake your control testing skills to the next level. Enroll now and unlock the tools to drive effective internal controls!

Overview

Section 1: Introduction to Control Testing

Lecture 1 Overview of Internal Controls and Their Importance

Lecture 2 The Role of Control Testing in Risk Management

Lecture 3 Types of Controls- Preventive, Detective, and Corrective

Lecture 4 Control Testing Objectives and Scope

Lecture 5 Key Principles of Effective Control Testing

Section 2: Planning and Designing Control Tests

Lecture 6 Understanding the Control Environment

Lecture 7 Identifying Key Controls to Test

Lecture 8 Developing a Control Testing Plan

Lecture 9 Risk Assessment and Its Impact on Control Testing

Lecture 10 Determining Testing Frequency and Sample Sizes

Section 3: Testing Techniques and Methodologies

Lecture 11 Walkthroughs and Process Mapping

Lecture 12 Testing Manual Controls- Techniques and Best Practices

Lecture 13 Testing Automated Controls: Techniques and Tools

Lecture 14 Dual-Purpose Testing- Efficiency in Control Testing

Lecture 15 Using Data Analytics in Control Testing

Section 4: Executing Control Tests

Lecture 16 Preparing for Fieldwork- Tools and Documentation

Lecture 17 Conducting Interviews and Gathering Evidence

Lecture 18 Performing Substantive Testing- Analyzing Transactions

Lecture 19 Validating Control Operating Effectiveness

Lecture 20 Identifying Control Deficiencies and Exceptions

Section 5: Evaluating and Reporting Control Test Results

Lecture 21 Assessing Control Design vs. Operating Effectiveness

Lecture 22 Evaluating the Severity of Control Deficiencies

Lecture 23 Best Practices for Documenting Control Test Results

Lecture 24 Writing Clear and Concise Control Testing Reports

Lecture 25 Presenting Control Test Findings to Management

Section 6: Advanced Control Testing Concepts

Lecture 26 Continuous Monitoring and Continuous Auditing

Lecture 27 Integrating Control Testing with Enterprise Risk Management (ERM)

Lecture 28 Control Testing in Different Industries- Tailoring Approaches

Lecture 29 Leveraging Technology for Continuous Control Monitoring

Lecture 30 Emerging Trends in Control Testing

Section 7: Case Studies and Practical Applications

Lecture 31 Case Study 1- Testing Controls in Financial Processes

Lecture 32 Case Study 2- Testing IT General Controls (ITGCs)

Lecture 33 Case Study 3- Testing Controls in Compliance and Regulatory Areas

Section 8: Review and Next Steps

Lecture 34 Summary of Key Concepts and Techniques

Lecture 35 Common Challenges in Control Testing and How to Overcome Them

Lecture 36 Preparing for Control Testing in Your Organization

Lecture 37 Continuous Learning- Resources and Tools for Ongoing Improvement

Internal Auditors: Looking to improve their control testing skills and deliver more insightful audit findings.,Compliance Professionals: Seeking to strengthen organizational controls and ensure regulatory compliance.,Risk Managers: Aiming to integrate effective control testing into their risk assessment processes.,Accounting and Finance Professionals: Interested in understanding and evaluating controls in financial operations.,IT and Operational Auditors: Exploring advanced techniques for testing IT and operational controls.,Students and New Professionals: Pursuing a career in internal auditing, compliance, or risk management.,Business Leaders and Managers: Wishing to gain a better understanding of control testing to enhance governance and oversight.