Tuesday, November 10, 2026 | 2:00-3:00 p.m. ET | 1.0 CPE     

Cost: $20 for Non-members. AGA Members may register free of charge by using the promo code: COAGAMember. You must be a current AGA member to use the free promo code.  All registrations using the promo code will be verified for a valid membership.   

Registration: Registration Link

CPE Program Presentation:

Program Knowledge Level: Overview
Instructional delivery methods: Webinar

Prerequisite: None
Advance Preparation: None required
Recommended CPE credit: 1.0

Field of Study: Specialized Knowledge

Description:

The Institute of Internal Auditors (IIA) Topical Requirements are reshaping how internal audit functions approach assurance over key risk areas. Internal audit leaders must understand how these changes impact audit planning, engagement execution, and conformance expectations. This session will cover an update on the latest developments, an overview of the Cybersecurity and Third-Party requirements, and practical steps organizations can take to assess readiness, close capability gaps, and prepare for future requirements.

Learning objectives:

1. Describe the status of the IIA Topical Requirements, including recent developments and upcoming requirements that may impact internal audit plans and methodologies. 

1. Evaluate the implications of Topical Requirements for audit planning, engagement scoping, documentation, and conformance with the Global Internal Audit Standards. 

1. Describe the Cybersecurity and Third-Party Topical Requirements and explain how they may influence internal audit planning and readiness efforts. 

1. Identify practical actions to prepare for implementation, including readiness assessments, resource and skills planning, and options for building, co-sourcing, or augmenting specialized audit capabilities. 

Major Subjects:

1. IIA Topical Requirements: current developments, emerging requirements, and implications for internal audit
2. Cybersecurity and Third-Party Topical Requirements: audit planning, scoping, documentation, and conformance considerations
3. Implementation readiness: capability gap assessments, resource and skills planning, and build, co-source, or augmentation strategies

Presenters

Kyle Miller, CISSP, CISA, CDPSE, QSA

Kyle Miller is a principal and cybersecurity and IT subject matter expert with more than a decade of cybersecurity, information technology audit, systems, and consulting experience. He advises public-sector organizations on technology risk, access controls, security requirements, user roles, segregation of duties, application controls, and technology-supported workflows. Kyle holds a bachelor’s degree in Accounting from Michigan State University and maintains the CISSP, CISA, CDPSE, and QSA certifications.

Bryan O’Neill

Bryan O’Neill is a senior manager in Plante Moran’s Risk and Accounting Advisory Services practice. He manages internal audit, risk assessment, internal control, and remediation engagements, including the development of audit programs, evaluation of control design and performance, remediation of control deficiencies, and practical process improvements for public-sector organizations. Bryan holds a Bachelor of Science in Business, Accounting, and Finance from DePaul University, a member of the Institute of Internal Auditors, and a Lean Six Sigma Black Belt holder.

Kyle Pyykkonen

Kyle Pyykkonen is a senior consultant in Plante Moran’s Risk and Accounting Advisory Services practice. He supports public-sector internal audit and advisory engagements through process walkthroughs, current-state documentation, control-design evaluations, segregation-of-duties reviews, policy-to-practice comparisons, system-access analysis, and development of practical recommendations and SOPs. Kyle holds a Bachelor of Science in Financial Mathematics and Risk Management from the University of Michigan, is a member of the Institute of Internal Auditors, and maintains Yellow Book continuing professional education compliance.

Cancellation and refunds:

All cancellations must be received prior to the event and emailed to: Education.COAGA@gmail.com. A refund may not be issued if the cancellation notice is not received prior to the event.  

Complaint resolution policy:

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