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The process by which organizations identify, assess, and respond to risks to achieve their objectives (14 letters).
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A principle requiring auditors to respect and protect sensitive information obtained during their work (14 letters).
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The framework by which internal auditing helps ensure organizations achieve their objectives through accountability and risk management (10 letters).
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The responsibility to possess the necessary skills, knowledge, and experience to effectively perform audit work (10 letters).
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The set of ethical principles and expectations governing internal auditors' behavior and decision-making (11 letters).
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Conducting oneself with the level of behavior and diligence expected of a qualified internal auditor (15 letters).
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Adherence to high ethical standards and the avoidance of any conduct that could damage the reputation of internal auditing (9 letters).
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Freedom from conditions that threaten an auditor's ability to carry out their responsibilities impartially (12 letters).
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The standard of care that internal auditors must apply when conducting audit engagements (19 letters).
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The obligation to maintain an impartial and unbiased mindset in all audit activities (10 letters).