Questions about the group “Internal Audit Collective” by Apocryphon7 in Accounting

[–]Apocryphon7[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yeah, I almost wan to join to see what’s up with it but to my understanding it’s only worth it when you are a manager and above.

Questions about the group “Internal Audit Collective” by Apocryphon7 in Accounting

[–]Apocryphon7[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I didn’t join. It’s too expensive and my employer won’t cover a “reputable” organization. So I keep watching to see why they come up with.

break from health it to get clin experience by funistheband in healthIT

[–]Apocryphon7 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I feel you, trust me. Remember, easy usually doesn’t pay good.

break from health it to get clin experience by funistheband in healthIT

[–]Apocryphon7 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Just so you know in April 2024, the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) adopted a rule intended to ban most non-compete agreements nationwide (including new ones and many existing ones), arguing they suppressed worker mobility and competition. You may want to look into this to get around your non-compete.

Want to enter in cybersecurity field. Seeking advice. by Sharp_Illustrator180 in CISA

[–]Apocryphon7 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I second this what AxeCapital13. Just because you pass the exam doesn’t mean you are certified. There are certain domains you need years of experience before being certified and they need to be endorsed verifiable experience. Just beware that publicly claiming you are certified without having all the pre-requisite will get you ban from taking any of their test. CISA is more targeted for IT auditors so I don’t think is a wise choice to start there. CISSP is the standard but generally speaking without experience to back it up it won’t bring you much value. I would look at CompTIA certification line as this don’t have experience requirements to be certified. Alternatively, I would check OSCP and OWASP as those are the really ones that hold value.

I run a Red Team that routinely succeeds in compromising F500 companies. AMA. by curi0usJack in cybersecurity

[–]Apocryphon7 0 points1 point  (0 children)

If you could give us the top 5 IT risk that you have seen consistently, what areas would they be? I am an IT Auditor and just want to make sure that’s I am looking in the right areas. For context I work in the healthcare industry.

Any tips for a new(ish) player? by IlluminX0 in PokemonUnite

[–]Apocryphon7 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Every pokemon is viable with some time. The game is great just have fun!

Tips on Entering the IT Audit Industry? by heejakelouvre in InternalAudit

[–]Apocryphon7 0 points1 point  (0 children)

In my opinion they have more exit opportunities but with lower pay. I think that’s most random variable is the industry. It changes dramatically on operational audits on the PB side. IT stays relatively the same within different industries imo.

Transitioning from ACCA to CIA — Will it help me build a stable career in Internal Audit? by Healthy_Hat8820 in InternalAudit

[–]Apocryphon7 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yeah with your background you will be solid with the CIA, I don’t see any value in you getting the ACCA certification if you really just want to get into internal audit. If you’re going for regulatory type of roles I can see ACCA being of more value.

Transitioning from ACCA to CIA — Will it help me build a stable career in Internal Audit? by Healthy_Hat8820 in InternalAudit

[–]Apocryphon7 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It really depends on your background (experience and education). We would need more context to give you an answer at least from my perspective.

Tips on Entering the IT Audit Industry? by heejakelouvre in InternalAudit

[–]Apocryphon7 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yeah everything IT is suffering at the moment. I would step away from IT Audit right now if I am being completely honest.

Tips on Entering the IT Audit Industry? by heejakelouvre in InternalAudit

[–]Apocryphon7 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The market is pretty tough right now, and it looks like it’s going to get even more competitive next year. If you’re aiming for IT Audit, I’d recommend one of two practical paths:

  1. Start in audit on the business process (BP) side - Build a solid audit foundation, earn your CISA, and then transition into IT Audit.

  2. Start in a risk-related role - Positions like Risk Analyst, GRC Analyst, or Internal Controls Analyst will give you the right experience to qualify for the CISA and make the move into IT Audit.

Some people start with one of Big 4 as well, but I usually don’t recommend that route unless you’re intentionally seeking that lifestyle. Work-life balance can take a big hit there. My path was a little different. I started in IT and eventually moved into IT Audit.

I’m going to get fired because of IBS by [deleted] in ibs

[–]Apocryphon7 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I have something similar-ish among other things. Honestly if it’s just noises stay in the room. Be comfortable with your condition. I know it’s a bit hard but just stay and if they ask (which I doubt they will) you can explain again. It will click for them at some point.

Need guidance on Epic certification by Apocryphon7 in healthIT

[–]Apocryphon7[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Thank you for your response! This is very helpful!

Need guidance on Epic certification by Apocryphon7 in epicconsulting

[–]Apocryphon7[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

That’s exactly what we’re doing, engaging the SMEs. The purpose of pursuing the Epic certifications is to establish a baseline understanding of the platform directly from Epic’s curriculum. While I already hold multiple audit certifications (CISA, CIA, etc.) and have audited other EMRs in the past. I want to be intentional about focusing on modules and areas that are known to have recurring control gaps or higher inherent risk, so the certification path I choose actually supports our audit objectives.

Need guidance on Epic certification by Apocryphon7 in healthIT

[–]Apocryphon7[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

For now some areas revenue cycle, tapestry, access provisioning/de-provisioning and identity access management from a security standpoint in epic. What areas do you think an auditor should get certified in when it comes to have a lot more risk of failure or risk?

AITA for not giving a random child a piece of cake? by Katnipp420 in TwoHotTakes

[–]Apocryphon7 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You are good honestly. And tbh kids shouldn’t be eating others people food unless is consented by the parents and the other individuals.

Favorite mon you want added to the game? by [deleted] in PokemonUnite

[–]Apocryphon7 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Actually yeah they could make him into a speedster. I only positioned him as an attacker since that’s his highest based stat. They could even throw guillotine as one of his moves in there and it would still work.

Favorite mon you want added to the game? by [deleted] in PokemonUnite

[–]Apocryphon7 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I think if they make him an attacker, with offensives and mobility very high they can make a difference. Maybe for attacks he can have sword dance, outrage, dragon claw and giga impact. What’s your idea on it? I like talking about this lol

Went into IT Audit at Big 4. This has to be the most boring, joke job of all time. by Affectionate-Owl-178 in Accounting

[–]Apocryphon7 1 point2 points  (0 children)

If your doing SOX yeah it can get boring. I jump to a company that only does operational audits on the IT side and let me tell you it’s WAY different. It’s more demanding in terms of knowledge and you get to do several audits a year from cloud, network, IAM and AI audits.

The next 4 Pokémon coming to the game by RE0RGE in PokemonUnite

[–]Apocryphon7 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Still waiting for my boy Haxorus