Corporate Governance
Information technology governance
New and emerging technologies enable companies to become more efficient and capture competitive advantage – but they also create significant risks. The complexity of IT systems and projects is increasing. Proliferating policies are hard to monitor. Costs and benefits of new technologies are difficult to evaluate, even as advanced IT services like cloud computing are becoming increasingly easy for business units to purchase independently. The lines between corporate and personal technology are blurring. Most ominously, cyber attacks have matured into persistent, often state-sponsored threats to businesses in nearly every industry.
Leading audit committee chairs are discussing how the board’s and audit committee’s roles in IT governance are changing to keep pace with advances in technology. Read more about their top concerns, successful practices, and lessons learned.
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