

Client: AuditBoard, Inc.
Format: Guide
Size: 2.32 MB
Language: English
Date: 19.06.2025
The IIA’s Third-Party Topical Requirement: Your essential guide
Get prepared for The IIA’s upcoming third-party risk management audit requirement.
Third-party incidents are not just theoretical; they are a significant source of operational disruption and reputational damage. Download our guide to learn how to collaborate with your third-party risk management colleagues to conform with the new IIA requirement and strengthen your TPRM posture.
Third-party incidents are not just theoretical; they are a significant source of operational disruption and reputational damage. Download our guide to learn how to collaborate with your third-party risk management colleagues to conform with the new IIA requirement and strengthen your TPRM posture.
The interconnected nature of today's global supply chains amplifies third-party risks, making effective third-party risk management strategies more critical than ever. The IIA’s new Third-Party Topical Requirement establishes a crucial framework for evaluating governance structures, risk management strategies, and control processes, with the goal of enhancing transparency and ensuring consistent, high-quality audits.
This comprehensive guide breaks down the IIA’s requirement, offering assurance professionals a roadmap for navigating third-party risk management audits efficiently and fostering collaborative oversight. You'll gain a deeper understanding of:
- The IIA’s Third-Party Topical Requirement and its alignment with major regulatory standards.
- The direct impact of the requirement on internal auditors and risk management professionals.
- Actionable steps for preparing for a third-party risk management audit, including best practices for standardisation and cross-functional collaboration.
- Strategies for leveraging advanced technology solutions to enhance third-party risk management efficiency and improve audit readiness.
Get your guide to equip your team with the knowledge and tools needed to meet the IIA's requirements and safeguard your operations.