
The IPF Evolution Project began in 2020 to re-engineer and modernize the International Professional Practices Framework, addressing fragmentation and gaps in guidance for emerging risks and technologies.
From a Bento Box to a Delicious Layer Cake
In this part, we’re going to walk through the first domain, taking a closer look at what it really means and why it matters in our day-to-day work as internal auditors.
Explore key developments in domain two ethics and professionalism, replacing the old code with five principles including due professional care, and have audit leaders and staff sign the conduct document.
Explore domain four, managing the internal audit function, including 16 standards and standards for strategy, methodologies, and planning; learn how resources, technology, and communication shape governance, risk, and control.
Examine domain four: managing the internal audit function, covering governance, risk management, control, strategic alignment, documented methodologies, internal audit plan, stakeholder communication, and resources and technology management.
Present domain five of the IIA's global internal audit standards—three principles and 14 standards—mapping the full audit cycle from early engagement and risk assessment to follow-up.
Domain five introduces three principles and 14 standards guiding the complete internal audit cycle, including evaluation criteria, work programs, evaluation of findings, and engagement conclusions, reporting, and follow-up.
The 2024 Global Internal Audit Standards (formerly known as the IPPF) mark a major evolution in how internal audit functions are expected to operate. Whether you're a Chief Audit Executive, an internal auditor, or a governance professional, understanding these updates is no longer optional — it’s essential.
This crash course is designed to give you a clear, concise, and practical overview of what’s changed in the new standards and how to take action. In under an hour, you’ll learn about the five new domains, the core shifts in structure and philosophy, and the key areas that internal audit teams must adapt to — including ethics, governance, and the delivery of assurance and advisory services.
The course includes templates, checklists, and implementation tools you can start using immediately — making this not just a learning experience, but a working toolkit. Whether you’re updating your audit manual, conducting a gap analysis, or preparing for stakeholder discussions, this course gives you the solid foundation you need.
Perfect for busy professionals who want to stay current and credible, this crash course delivers impactful knowledge without the fluff — and serves as the gateway to a deeper dive in the upcoming Advanced IPPF 2024 Series for audit professionals worldwide.