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CIA Part 3: Business Knowledge for Internal Auditing

Business acumen, IT, and financial management concepts tested on CIA Exam Part 3.

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41 basic cards for CIA Accounting. Set 3 of 3 in CIA. It opens with "What is the primary purpose of an organization's strategic plan?" and "Define working capital in a business context". More Professional Certifications decks are listed below.

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What is the primary purpose of an organization's strategic plan?
Show answerTo establish long-term direction, objectives, and resource allocation aligned with organizational mission.
Define working capital in a business context.
Show answerCurrent assets minus current liabilities; funds available for day-to-day operations.
What does IT governance establish?
Show answerFramework for IT decision-making, accountability, and alignment with business objectives.
What is a control environment in internal auditing?
Show answerThe tone at the top; culture and values established by management regarding internal control importance.
Define operational risk.
Show answerRisk of loss from inadequate or failed processes, systems, people, or external events.
What is the purpose of segregation of duties in internal controls?
Show answerTo separate authorization, execution, custody, and recording to prevent error or fraud.
What does Return on Investment (ROI) measure?
Show answerProfit generated on capital invested, expressed as a percentage.
Define enterprise risk management (ERM).
Show answerIntegrated approach to identifying, assessing, and responding to risks across the entire organization.
What is a business process?
Show answerSeries of activities or tasks performed to achieve a specific business outcome or objective.
What is the role of the audit committee?
Show answerOversee internal audit, external audit, financial reporting, and risk management on behalf of the board.
Define information security.
Show answerProtection of information assets from unauthorized access, modification, disclosure, or destruction.
What are the three lines of defense in internal audit?
Show answerFirst: operational management controls. Second: risk management and compliance functions. Third: internal and external audit.
What is accounts receivable?
Show answerAmount of money customers owe an organization for goods or services delivered.
Define cybersecurity risk.
Show answerThreat of unauthorized digital access, data breach, or system compromise affecting business continuity.
What is the purpose of an internal audit function?
Show answerProvide independent, objective assurance and advisory services to improve organizational effectiveness and manage risks.

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