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Internal Audit

Postcard from Schneider Downs' Internal Audit Team Meeting and Training

By Heather Haemer | September 08, 2010

On August 23 and 24, 2010, Schneider Downs’ Internal Audit and Risk Advisory Services (IARAS) professionals held their annual team meeting and training.

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Internal Audit

The Emerging Importance of Internal Audit to Higher Education Institutions

By Ann Giacobbi | April 27, 2010

In an era when effective governance is continually increasing in importance, internal audit is shifting from a best practice to a necessity in higher education. Historically, only larger, research-driven universities had internal audit departments; however, with a continually evolving environment and higher education model, mid-size and small colleges and universities must now address many of the same issues as their larger counterparts, as well as other issues unique to them.

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That's The Signpost Up Ahead - Your Next Stop, Ethics Programs

By Robert Mackey | April 08, 2010

At all levels within organizations, employees confront situations and circumstances that, although not illegal, seem very wrong. Many employees find that there is no clear course of action in their organization for confronting and resolving such matters. “It is the middle ground between light and shadow,” as Rod Serling used to say, “It is an area which we call the Twilight Zone.”

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Are You Prepared for a Data Breach?

By Christopher Watson | January 15, 2010

“We need to be more security conscious” is a common theme at many organizations today. Odds are that your organization is spending large sums of money strengthening your network in order to prevent the occurrence of a data breach. You may even conduct regular internal and external network penetration testing in order to identify potential holes in your network security.

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Student Membership in Professional Organizations

By Ann Giacobbi | December 21, 2009

With all of the electronic media geared toward networking (e.g., Linked In, Facebook, Twitter, etc.), society appears to be moving away from networking via live, personal interaction; however, in your job search and career development, don’t underestimate the value of a good, old-fashioned face-to-face meeting.

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