An expert-level course on reviewing IS audit reports the way a motivated auditee, a sceptical audit committee member and a regulator will read them - looking for findings that can be disputed, ratings that cannot be defended and conclusions the evidence does not support. Work round the IS Audit Reporting Cycle, eight segments that every report passes through: evidence tested for sufficiency and period; every statement tied to a reviewed working paper; findings built from condition, criteria, cause, effect and recommendation; ratings from a published methodology; drafts written for the committee and for management and read by their hardest readers; management responses that are owned, dated and honest about disagreement; quality review before issue; and follow-up that validates closure and measures report quality over time.
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