Guide-linked quiz · Medium Level
AI in Internal Audit Quiz
Tests continuous auditing versus monitoring, risk-based audit planning under IIA standards, and safe use of generative AI for audit report drafting.
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What separates continuous auditing from continuous monitoring in the guide?
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- What separates continuous auditing from continuous monitoring in the guide?
- Continuous auditing is done only once a year
- Continuous monitoring is performed by external auditors
- Continuous auditing is internal audit's recurring automated testing, while continuous monitoring is management's own oversight
- They are two names for the same activity
- Internal audit builds a monitoring dashboard that management starts relying on as a control. What does the guide recommend?
- Hand ownership to management and have internal audit test the control periodically
- Keep running it inside internal audit indefinitely
- Shut it down because internal audit cannot use analytics
- Let the external auditor take it over
- Which IIA model sets out that management owns controls while internal audit provides independent assurance?
- The COSO cube
- The Three Lines Model
- The AI auditing framework
- The Benford model
- When did the IIA's Global Internal Audit Standards take effect?
- January 2020
- January 2023
- They are still in draft
- January 2025
- Which continuous auditing test from the guide targets a common payment fraud pattern?
- Counting the number of employees in each department
- Checking for vendor bank detail changes followed soon by a payment
- Measuring how fast the ERP system runs
- Listing all policies that are due for review
- Generative AI drafts audit findings around which traditional structure mentioned in the guide?
- Criteria, condition, cause and effect
- Plan, do, check, act
- Revenue, expense, asset and liability
- Strengths, weaknesses, opportunities and threats
- What is the main risk the guide names when auditors paste workpapers into a public chatbot?
- The chatbot will format the report badly
- The audit plan will become risk-based
- Confidential information may leak outside the organization
- The findings will become too short
- An AI model ranks audit areas for the annual plan. What does the guide say must still happen?
- The plan must follow the model's ranking exactly
- The model must be approved by the external auditor
- Risk rankings must be hidden from the audit committee
- The chief audit executive decides the plan, and any overrides are documented with reasons
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