Ethics Essentials for Public Sector Auditors Bundle

Internal auditors are increasingly tasked to evaluate their organization’s use of technologies and the ways in which technologies are used to drive strategy and operations. Each new technology offers the chance to gain or lose trust with stakeholders, and internal auditors can help instill ethical principles across the organization. This course bundle demonstrates promoting ethical culture both across the organization and as it relates to information technology.

SKU: 1010.LMS.LM02.0105.01.01

Price: $128.00

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Ethical Behavior

Internal auditors are expected to behave ethically and in conformance with The IIA’s Code of Ethics. The IIA’s Code of Ethics includes two essential components. The principles — which internal auditors are expected to apply and uphold — are relevant to the profession and practice of internal auditing, and the rules of conduct describe behavior expected of internal auditors. The Code of Ethics applies to both parties and entities that provide internal audit services, and its purpose is to promote an ethical culture in the global profession of internal auditing. This course describes the importance of a code of ethics for internal auditors and identifies the principles of The IIA’s Code of Ethics. Further, this course summarizes the rules of conduct of The IIA’s Code of Ethics and expresses how to demonstrate individual conformance.

$69.00 $68.12

Ethical Scenarios for the Public Sector

The International Professional Practices Framework (IPPF) requires conformance with The IIA’s Code of Ethics. The Code of Ethics is comprised of four principles, each of which is accompanied by rules of conduct that internal auditors must implement to properly demonstrate the principle. The rules of conduct related to each Code of Ethics principle help internal auditors translate the principle into practical behavioral norms. Adherence to these norms is critically important for any industry, but even more so in the public sector, due to expectations for oversight and transparency as it relates to taxpayer funded projects and programs. This course is intended to demonstrate how to achieve conformance with all four principles and is specifically geared towards the public sector environment. Furthermore, the scenarios in the course bring real life examples on how to deal with and resolve situations encountered by internal auditors in the public sector as it relates to ethical decisions.

$59.00 $50.88

Internal auditors are expected to behave ethically and in conformance with The IIA’s Code of Ethics. The IIA’s Code of Ethics includes two essential components: The Principles and the Rules of Conduct. The principles — which internal auditors are expected to apply and uphold — are relevant to the profession and practice of internal auditing. The rules of conduct describe behavior expected of internal auditors. This Ethics Essentials bundle caters to the four pillars of organizational governance — the board, management, internal audit, and external audit — as well as other stakeholders who should be knowledgeable about matters concerning an organization’s technology-related ethical issues. The Code of Ethics is essential to providing objective assurance over governance, risk management, and controls, particularly when it comes to data and information technology. In this course, you will walk through the purpose of The IIA’s Code of Ethics, which is to promote an ethical culture in the global profession of internal auditing, and you will have opportunities to interpret the principles, using practical application and real-world scenarios that relate to information technology. Further, this bundle summarizes the rules of conduct and expresses how to demonstrate individual conformance with tools to successfully carry out the Mission of Internal Audit.