Domain II—Ethics and Professionalism – An Ethics Update for Internal Auditors

Join CRI for a focused and insightful exploration of Domain II—Ethics and Professionalism within the Global Internal Audit Standards. During this session, CRI’s Doug Mims will unpack the mandatory requirements of Domain II, clarify their practical implications, and outline proven strategies to strengthen ethical rigor and professional judgment in your day-to-day audit practice.

Designed for internal audit, risk, compliance, and internal controls professionals, this webinar will equip you with concrete steps to embed these standards into organizational workflows, elevate audit quality, and reinforce a culture of integrity across your team.

Live webinar attendees are eligible for 1.0 hours of CPE credit.

Learning Objectives:

After completing this program, participants will be able to:

1. Identify the essential components of Domain II—Ethics and Professionalism, including the five principles and 13 related standards.
2. Describe important implementation considerations for applying the principles and standards within Domain II.
3. Explain how the concepts of integrity, objectivity, competency, due care, and confidentiality are used in professional practice.

CPE Information:

• Field of study: Behavioral Ethics
• Number of CPE credits offered (hours): 1
• Prerequisites: No prerequisites required
• Advanced Prep: No advanced preparation required
• Program Level: Basic
• Delivery Method: Group Internet-Based

Refunds: No fee. For more information regarding refunds, concerns, and program cancellation policies, please contact dwood@CRIadv.com.
Attendance Requirements: In order to be awarded full credit(s), you must respond to a minimum of 3 polling questions asked during the program and attend the webinar for a minimum of 50 minutes. Correct poll answers are not required to receive full credit.

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