1. Differentiate the Risk based audit and traditional audit
- A traditional audit would focus upon the transactions which would make up financial statements such as the balance sheet. A risk-based approach will seek to identify risks with the greatest potential impact. Risk-based auditing ensures that the internal audit activity is focusing its efforts on providing assurance and advisory services related to the organization's top risks.
2. Define Risk Management Framework
- Companies utilize the Risk Management Framework as a template and guidance to identify, remove, and mitigate risks. It was created by the National Institute of Standards and Technology to assist protect the United States government's information networks. A risk management framework helps protect against potential losses of competitive advantage, business opportunities, and even legal risks.