Learn the basics of IT Security so you're better prepared for your next IT internal audit. Don't let your organization's cybersecurity lapse by staying informed in this new series of IT security blogs.Read More

Preparing for the CIA exam is a challenge on the best of days. In addition to the usual obstacles, CIA candidate Justin Gibert overcame a natural disaster to pass Part 1 on his first attempt. He then went on to pass all three parts of the CIA exam and receive a Certificate of Honor from...Read More

CIA exam news can come at any time. Stay up-to-date on all the latest updates for the CIA exam, and learn what the headlines mean for CIA candidates.Read More

Angie Wong is a graduate student attending the University of Texas at Dallas. She's also a Gleim Campus Rep! Here's her story.Read More

Austin Wilder is a junior accounting student attending Louisiana State University. He's also a Gleim Campus Rep! Here's his story.Read More

Meet our guest contributor, Joseph Lyden! Joe began his career as an internal auditor in Japan, executing audit plans throughout the Asia Pacific region. After repatriating to the U.S., he transitioned into management accounting, financial planning, and analysis positions before progressing into leadership roles. Joe had a lot to say on some of the often...Read More

Meet our guest contributor, Jevonne Shepherd! She started studying for the CPA Exam at age 43, overcoming challenges on a journey that might have caused others to throw in the towel. After passing the CPA Exam, she secured a position as a Senior Consultant within the Strategy & Operations group at Deloitte.Read More

What are the benefits of membership with The IIA? By becoming a member of The IIA, you open up connections to a worldwide community of internal auditing peers, boosting your ability to network, land your dream job, and sharpen your professional skills, all while staying in touch with developments at the forefront of the industry....Read More

Because the CIA exam is offered in many different languages, The IIA is releasing the new version on a staggered timeline. This means that for 2019 and 2020 there will be two versions of the exam available (the old version and the new version offered January 1, 2019).Read More

Keeping New Year’s resolutions is hard. In fact, it’s so hard that it’s become a culture-wide joke. Resolutions aren’t measured in success or failure for that year, they’re measured by the number of days you lasted before you said, “Forget it,” and threw your new running shoes into a river. When you decide to pass...Read More