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Okay okay wait so I saw this video last month and quickly started looking for it auditing jobs. Well safe to say this video did me well bc I got the job!! I studied a lot and the interview went great! I’m currently in the negotiation stage and came back to this video and glad I did bc I was about to sell myself short lol
Thanks for the information, just to let you know, the CISA Exam is available at anytime at a test center or from home. Also, you can have most likely any degree. I’m an IT Auditor and I have an Accounting degree and know someone else with a Business Administration degree.
You’re absolutely right. When I got into the field it was mostly IT degrees and those in accounting that transferred over to IT Audit. It’s a whole new world now that new blood is needed in the industry
I stumbled across this video as I was looking for workout videos lol. I actually just started as an IT Auditor about 3 months ago and I am learning A TON! It was a bit overwhelming at first honestly but I have an amazing team that I work with and is grateful for them walking me through this. I was in an IAM role for about 4 years prior to landing this role and I also have a degree in Criminal Justice. The company that I work for just purchased the CISA prep course this week and I’m excited to start this journey! Kinda nervous about taking this exam because I don’t have a lot of the technical background but small thing to a giant…I got this and I’m so glad that I came across this video. Much needed reassurance! ♥️
I just recently passed the CISA, though I have background both in finance and IT, CISA is more about policy, governing and less techie. Just study hard, I'm pretty sure you will pass in flying colors. Goodluck
So happy I found your channel! I’ve been seeing auditor positions listed in my area and had no idea about the field. I’m in the process of changing career paths going into Data Analytics but this sound like a good option as well. Thanks for sharing, going to watch all your videos to get more info! 🙂
I came across your channel because I’ve been searching for IT Audit & Compliance vids for my upcoming interview and I just wanted to say you are soooo fun to watch! Thank you for this vid!☺️☺️😃
Watching this for the 2nd time and can say that this was the best intro video that I've seen regarding this career option. Thank you. I've now subscribed. Keep up the good work!
Your energy is soooo contagious!! amazing video, hope to see more. As a young auditor working in the big 4 world, I am more than grateful to stumble upon your account, great to see more woman in this field talking about this career path
I’ve been doing this for years! I also fell into this by dumb luck and have been doing so well! I do not have a CPA, do not have a CISA - (note on CISA you have to have experience to get licensed.) I’m an IT Audit manager in IL making over 100k with 30+ days off a year and a great work life balance. I love it so much. My favorite are the crazy interface tests, and finding access security issues. Love the work, love that I fell into it without a relevant degree or certs! (I have a photography degree and a business BA!)
Hello @Taryn Elise do you mind sharing how you got into the job? I’m trying to get a job as an IT Auditor, but not sure how to go about it. I will appreciate your response ❤️
I appreciated this video very much, thank you! Particularly good and timely advice as I've been trying to decide whether IT Audit would be for me. I know I have the technical background but I'm not certain about having mastered the 'people' aspect and so must really think about that aspect of auditing to know if I would be a good fit. Thank you for making this video ☺.
Hey Erin thank you for this information it was extremely helpful. As someone who is making a career change into teach your channel is full of knowledge. Thank you again.
I subbed near the beginning of the video and haven't even watched it yet. Your genuine appreciation in someone choosing to watch your video was refreshing and wanted me to see more
I got a scholarship to get a few comptia certifications and I am on the cybersecurity track. I have been doing research to see what I want to do and this sounds great. My background professionally is the service industry IE restaurants and hotel management and supervising. So I definitely understand the dealing with people aspect. I think this can work for me tremendously. I would love to do cybersecurity auditing...if thats a thing or would that fall under IT auditing? Thank you for your input I will keep this information in mind and use it in my career track plan.
Hi Marquetta, it would all fall under IT Audit but different roles have different focuses. During my time at Fox all of my work comprised of Cybersecurity efforts. So you can market yourself specifically for Cybersecurity and still land a role as IT Auditor. You may also find Cybersecurity analyst roles that are related. Glad you’ve identified something you like in the space
Great video! Here in the U.K. (Not sure if it’s just U.K.), you need 5 years work experience for the CISA cert. I have a degree in Cybersecurity and working for a financial tech company for 6 years, working as project manager and service delivery analyst. Do you think these work experiences will be suffice to meet the requirements for the CISA cert?
I am about to start my new job as an IT auditor. I am a bit hesitant coz this is a sudden change of path but thank you for making this video. Appreciate it.
Hello, I have a degree in nursing (BSN) and interested in IT auditing, every entry job I find requires certain degrees like finance/IT. The CISA exam requires a certain amount of experience before taking, what are your recommendations for me? Thanks
Uju i recommend you assess how many steps it would take you to pivot into a CISA. Anyone can take the exam but how are you networking with ppl in the field so you can questions about the profession? What skill sets are required and how many do you already have. Ppl make into auditing from different fields the point is to convey experience
Thank you for the information, I'm currently trying to move into the IT structure as I currently perform quality control testing in the financial sector. I have a master's in IT but have been working in banking for over 12 years and dealing with risk assessment but not sure how to tailor my resume to cross business lines. I'm really trying to branch into the IT Audit world as I love being a subject matter expert but my banking background is heavy. Do you have any advice because its the same realm but I cannot cross over for some reason??
The step in your journey is to help others to see how previous work is directly correlated with the work you’re wanting to move into. If they can’t envision your experience they can’t envision you in the role
Julius, I host a workshop to help you build your career strategy depending on what you’re after. There are plenty of spaces on the internet but the record of truth is ISACA. Feel free to sign up for the PIVOT workshop www.inthecache.com/mentorship-program
I have a degree in Cybersecurity policy & management. So I am to now look into CISA certification. I am very interested in this field. I have been in the IT field in some form for the past 15 years. From SharePoint to Trainer to Help Desk. This video was awesome and I learned a lot. I will look you up on linkedin
I am worried what job I can do with degree Information System Management in VA. I am graduating next year and I am worried how I can enter and where to start. I thought of IT auditor and do I need to start somewhere first before I can become an auditor after graduation?
First off Christian, let’s stop the worry. It doesn’t serve you well. What does serve you well is execution 😉 What made you get a degree in ISM? What was your original goal and what did you want to do with it originally?
Hey Erin! I am glad that I came across your channel. I am an aspiring IT Auditor & happy to connect with you on LinkedIn. I found the video very genuine & helpful. Thanks for putting this out :)
I have a question. Coming with no IT background, after we take the CISA & a certification, how does the training part work after you get the job, I think that’s what I’m really nervous about. Do they expect you to automatically know how to do the hands on part?
When I started my career in audit I didn’t have a clue how it was supposed to go. I just had my skill sets and understood the underlining principles. So there was on the job training. With any job they’re going to show you how they do it unless you’re coming in to lead the group. So don’t fret. Focus on making sure you understand the principles of audit (GRC), what certain methodologies exist and what differentiates each of them. The rest will be shown to you
No, writing code is one faction of tech, albeit the most lucrative. There are plenty of jobs that satisfy the $$$ part of why ppl want to be in tech but definitely do the work to understand WHY you want to be in a certain role b/c the study and focus requirement is real
Also, some auditors know how to code in order to do data analytics or be able to audit specific systems. It’s all’s about if you want to add that to your wheelhouse but it’s not the major requirement
hey i been looking to get into the tech field , mainly it audit , however i dont have a degree but i look to get certifications, can i still get a job with just certifications? It seems like every job requires a degree of some sort :/
Have ppl been able to obtain jobs without a degree and certs only? YES. Did they have to work harder than those with a degree? MOST LIKELY. Your path is just that, YOURS. It really will depend on your hustle and ability to demonstrate your abilities. I say all of this to say… everything is possible.
I'm seeing a lot of remote 100%, no travel internal it audit jobs. Do you think in a post covid world it would be realistic for us home bodies could pursue it auditing and not leave our home state?
Do you know of any great resources for studying for the CISA? I'm in networking, and cyber security but more so as a practitioner, my certs are from CISCO, AND COMPTIA, but I'm very interested in the CISA
I think what’s key here is to know how ISACA ask questions on the exam. So for that reason I say ISACA training materials is probably your best route. However I do know that Udemy and other training websites may have guides. Or even check Amazon for previous resource guides. I myself used practice exams and felt them to be very effective, but that was over 10 years ago
@@TheOnlyGirlintheRoom thanks you're awesome!!! Oh last question, do you think the CMMC framework is going to be as big as they say? Like is it worth learning about? I ask because I have no auditor experience whatsoever and I need to learn a framework so that I could dig deep and become an expert in it. Wondering if this might be a good one
Think of three things here: industry sector, who puts the framework out, who uses it. If you work in the government sector sounds like a framework that should be known however I will always place a safe bet on NIST frameworks when it comes to cyber security. And don’t count the old tried and true frameworks (COBIT) out-they will have updates. The Point is to be well-versed on what all of the frameworks represent or at least being able to distinguish between them
Also since you don’t have audit experience think about joining your local ISACA chapter anytime they have events try to go because this is where these frameworks are being talked about
Maybe I’ll do another live on this one. But check out my networking video: it has some of my best advice on relationships there. But after watching, if you still have questions I’m happy to answer them
It’s as feasible as riding a bike successfully the first time you try. There’s a few steps to building experience in order to lane a role Ola. Everything is possible. All in how much effort you want to put behind it
I’m currently a freshman in college I worked as an it auditor intern and cybersecurity policy intern for 3 months I currently have a interview on Monday. How can I prepare? This position will be it auditing with focus in web application and vulnerability management.
Great post here www.linkedin.com/feed/update/urn:li:activity:7015520462294142976?updateEntityUrn=urn%3Ali%3Afs_feedUpdate%3A%28V2%2Curn%3Ali%3Aactivity%3A7015520462294142976%29
You can’t get any job realistically with only a cert. it requires good interview skills. Good understanding of technical concepts and an understanding of governance and risks. I got my first IT audit job without the cert. it wasn’t until I became a senior auditor that I pursued it. But I understood all of the above
I tell ppl all the time to find the top jobs you want on LinkedIn. Look at the similarities in skill requested and then align them with the work you’re currently doing and change it to reflect on your resume
I am 55 years old now. Working in a American bank for almost 23 years as a senior contracting administrator. I have a master degree in information technology and a diploma in computer since combined with business administration. I never work in IT. Do you think I have a chance to change my carrier as a IT Auditor? I am planing to some IT audit certifications (e.g. CISA, CISSP, CIA). Thank you.
Hi! Everything is possible if you’re willing to bend your WILL. I host a workshop that helps you build a career strategy. Feel free to sign up www.inthecache.com/mentorship-program
Hi Evans, in order to protect myself from bots, harassment, etc can you please contact me on IG and I’ll share there? I'm on Instagram as @inthecache. instagram.com/inthecache >> hit the contact button (or DM me) and I happy to share it there. Or tell me your name and I’ll connect to you on LI
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Okay okay wait so I saw this video last month and quickly started looking for it auditing jobs. Well safe to say this video did me well bc I got the job!! I studied a lot and the interview went great! I’m currently in the negotiation stage and came back to this video and glad I did bc I was about to sell myself short lol
Just seeing this Ruthy, the feedback is always welcomed to know I’m adding some benefit to your tech journey 🙏🏾
Wow that was fast! What was your background prior to this? Were you already in tech?
What did you do to get the job?
Thanks for the information, just to let you know, the CISA Exam is available at anytime at a test center or from home. Also, you can have most likely any degree. I’m an IT Auditor and I have an Accounting degree and know someone else with a Business Administration degree.
You’re absolutely right. When I got into the field it was mostly IT degrees and those in accounting that transferred over to IT Audit. It’s a whole new world now that new blood is needed in the industry
hei i have a degree in accounting and want to take this path so please can you tell how you got there
@@TheOnlyGirlintheRoom does College Business or iT Diploma works to get a job in Audit?
I stumbled across this video as I was looking for workout videos lol. I actually just started as an IT Auditor about 3 months ago and I am learning A TON! It was a bit overwhelming at first honestly but I have an amazing team that I work with and is grateful for them walking me through this. I was in an IAM role for about 4 years prior to landing this role and I also have a degree in Criminal Justice. The company that I work for just purchased the CISA prep course this week and I’m excited to start this journey! Kinda nervous about taking this exam because I don’t have a lot of the technical background but small thing to a giant…I got this and I’m so glad that I came across this video. Much needed reassurance! ♥️
More than welcome Jessica! Glad your killing it :)
I just recently passed the CISA, though I have background both in finance and IT, CISA is more about policy, governing and less techie. Just study hard, I'm pretty sure you will pass in flying colors. Goodluck
So happy I found your channel! I’ve been seeing auditor positions listed in my area and had no idea about the field. I’m in the process of changing career paths going into Data Analytics but this sound like a good option as well. Thanks for sharing, going to watch all your videos to get more info! 🙂
Now which career you through bcoz I too have same options now
I came across your channel because I’ve been searching for IT Audit & Compliance vids for my upcoming interview and I just wanted to say you are soooo fun to watch! Thank you for this vid!☺️☺️😃
Thank you! I’m trying haha
Watching this for the 2nd time and can say that this was the best intro video that I've seen regarding this career option. Thank you. I've now subscribed. Keep up the good work!
Thanks so much RoTimia!
Your energy is soooo contagious!! amazing video, hope to see more. As a young auditor working in the big 4 world, I am more than grateful to stumble upon your account, great to see more woman in this field talking about this career path
Thank you so much Duygu. It is always refreshing to see other women in the profession. Appreciate the comment ♥️
It's amazing how we didn't know about these careers in school including undergrad. Thanks for the information.
Legit. That’s why it’s important to network
I’ve been doing this for years! I also fell into this by dumb luck and have been doing so well! I do not have a CPA, do not have a CISA - (note on CISA you have to have experience to get licensed.)
I’m an IT Audit manager in IL making over 100k with 30+ days off a year and a great work life balance. I love it so much.
My favorite are the crazy interface tests, and finding access security issues. Love the work, love that I fell into it without a relevant degree or certs! (I have a photography degree and a business BA!)
Hello @Taryn Elise do you mind sharing how you got into the job? I’m trying to get a job as an IT Auditor, but not sure how to go about it.
I will appreciate your response ❤️
Yes do please share how you were able to cement the path with no cert or relevant degree
Hi Erin, do you mind connecting with me? I have so many questions
@@nairyaboh3889 DM me on Instagram @inthecache
Hi, please I just delved into the IT Audit field and I'm looking to connect with like minded people. Thank you
New sub here. I love your content. You make it sound doable and rewarding. Really wish I had gotten into this field sooner. But not too late.
I appreciated this video very much, thank you! Particularly good and timely advice as I've been trying to decide whether IT Audit would be for me. I know I have the technical background but I'm not certain about having mastered the 'people' aspect and so must really think about that aspect of auditing to know if I would be a good fit. Thank you for making this video ☺.
More than welcome🙏🏾
Hey Erin thank you for this information it was extremely helpful. As someone who is making a career change into teach your channel is full of knowledge. Thank you again.
Alexis you’re more than welcome 🤗
the reason i subscribe because of that you said, "you have to love people " and laugh hahahahaha you got me there . now im a fan.
Thanks for the great content. Just had a look at your linkedIn profile... Just awesome. Keep it up 💪
This is great information!! Love your channel name and personality! Looking forward to move videos. ☺️
Wow, this video is very helpful! I am already a CPA and Certified Internal Auditor...thinking about getting the CISA. 😵💫 I'll see...
I subbed near the beginning of the video and haven't even watched it yet. Your genuine appreciation in someone choosing to watch your video was refreshing and wanted me to see more
Thank you so much 🙏🏾 genuinely appreciated
I like the way u break everything down 👍🏽
Your laugh is contagious. I like it. 😂
This was such a great video. Congratulations on all your success sister!
😍 I want to do this ! Thank you
You were spot on when you made this video IT auditing is the future.
Thank you so much!
Thank You 🙏🏾, just passed my Sec+ and looking around for jobs in the IT world.
Congrats! How do you feel about incident mgmt?
@@TheOnlyGirlintheRoom I’m very interested. Is there anyway we can forward this conversation to LinkedIn?
@@antoniowakefield2449 Sure, feel free to reach out via calendly.com/d/d4q-tkn-r7k
I got a scholarship to get a few comptia certifications and I am on the cybersecurity track. I have been doing research to see what I want to do and this sounds great. My background professionally is the service industry IE restaurants and hotel management and supervising. So I definitely understand the dealing with people aspect. I think this can work for me tremendously. I would love to do cybersecurity auditing...if thats a thing or would that fall under IT auditing? Thank you for your input I will keep this information in mind and use it in my career track plan.
Hi Marquetta, it would all fall under IT Audit but different roles have different focuses. During my time at Fox all of my work comprised of Cybersecurity efforts. So you can market yourself specifically for Cybersecurity and still land a role as IT Auditor. You may also find Cybersecurity analyst roles that are related. Glad you’ve identified something you like in the space
Nice! Great help.
Great video! Here in the U.K. (Not sure if it’s just U.K.), you need 5 years work experience for the CISA cert. I have a degree in Cybersecurity and working for a financial tech company for 6 years, working as project manager and service delivery analyst. Do you think these work experiences will be suffice to meet the requirements for the CISA cert?
Small world- I attended elementary school with you at Ch--t! Great information! Keep up the good work!
No way!
Thank you for the information.
I am about to start my new job as an IT auditor. I am a bit hesitant coz this is a sudden change of path but thank you for making this video. Appreciate it.
Where did you get a training. Or how did you transition?
@@steevek.6271 not yet started with the job. But I'm currently reading things online I.e. fundamentals of IT auditing, ITGCs, SDLC etc.
Best of everything Gerlyn! You’ll get the hang of things in no time
Great video! I feel like I can learn a lot from you.
This was so informative, thank you !
Love your info and vibe. Thanks for sharing
Thank YOU for watching!
Hello, I have a degree in nursing (BSN) and interested in IT auditing, every entry job I find requires certain degrees like finance/IT. The CISA exam requires a certain amount of experience before taking, what are your recommendations for me? Thanks
Uju i recommend you assess how many steps it would take you to pivot into a CISA. Anyone can take the exam but how are you networking with ppl in the field so you can questions about the profession? What skill sets are required and how many do you already have. Ppl make into auditing from different fields the point is to convey experience
Thank you so much, this was insightful
Thank YOU for watching 🙏🏾
it's an amazing field.
Oceans of blessings y'all
Great video 👍🏼
Very informative video, love your energy.
Take care
Thank you for the feedback ❤️
Thank you for the information, I'm currently trying to move into the IT structure as I currently perform quality control testing in the financial sector. I have a master's in IT but have been working in banking for over 12 years and dealing with risk assessment but not sure how to tailor my resume to cross business lines. I'm really trying to branch into the IT Audit world as I love being a subject matter expert but my banking background is heavy. Do you have any advice because its the same realm but I cannot cross over for some reason??
The step in your journey is to help others to see how previous work is directly correlated with the work you’re wanting to move into. If they can’t envision your experience they can’t envision you in the role
This is great. Would you consider making a video on how you transitioned from auditing to engineering?
Already did! Check out my video on how to pivot
Thanks for this great presentation. Where do we get the the training. What about GRC? Is auditing under it?
Julius, I host a workshop to help you build your career strategy depending on what you’re after. There are plenty of spaces on the internet but the record of truth is ISACA. Feel free to sign up for the PIVOT workshop www.inthecache.com/mentorship-program
I have a degree in Cybersecurity policy & management. So I am to now look into CISA certification. I am very interested in this field. I have been in the IT field in some form for the past 15 years. From SharePoint to Trainer to Help Desk. This video was awesome and I learned a lot. I will look you up on linkedin
It’s very possible for you. Thanks for watching 🙏🏾
I am worried what job I can do with degree Information System Management in VA. I am graduating next year and I am worried how I can enter and where to start. I thought of IT auditor and do I need to start somewhere first before I can become an auditor after graduation?
First off Christian, let’s stop the worry. It doesn’t serve you well. What does serve you well is execution 😉
What made you get a degree in ISM? What was your original goal and what did you want to do with it originally?
LMFAOOOOOOOO you lost me at I have to
Love people 😂😂😂
Yooo I feel you lol
Right lolol
Hey Erin! I am glad that I came across your channel. I am an aspiring IT Auditor & happy to connect with you on LinkedIn. I found the video very genuine & helpful. Thanks for putting this out :)
🙌🏾
Thanks
I love this video
Great content. Thank you
More than welcome
I have a question. Coming with no IT background, after we take the CISA & a certification, how does the training part work after you get the job, I think that’s what I’m really nervous about. Do they expect you to automatically know how to do the hands on part?
When I started my career in audit I didn’t have a clue how it was supposed to go. I just had my skill sets and understood the underlining principles. So there was on the job training. With any job they’re going to show you how they do it unless you’re coming in to lead the group. So don’t fret. Focus on making sure you understand the principles of audit (GRC), what certain methodologies exist and what differentiates each of them. The rest will be shown to you
@@TheOnlyGirlintheRoom you’re awesome. Thank you 💖
Thank You for the video! I wanted to ask, When you say you need to be technical, does that mean writing code?
No, writing code is one faction of tech, albeit the most lucrative. There are plenty of jobs that satisfy the $$$ part of why ppl want to be in tech but definitely do the work to understand WHY you want to be in a certain role b/c the study and focus requirement is real
Also, some auditors know how to code in order to do data analytics or be able to audit specific systems. It’s all’s about if you want to add that to your wheelhouse but it’s not the major requirement
You have me wanting to do this as a switch of careers. I have no degree or experience.
Why not? YOLO💁🏾♀️
Same I’m about to start the process!
My name is Jeff and I appreciate your video and I Would NOT be upset with you auditing me! LOL
😂😂😂 thanks Jeff 🙏🏾
hey i been looking to get into the tech field , mainly it audit , however i dont have a degree but i look to get certifications, can i still get a job with just certifications? It seems like every job requires a degree of some sort :/
Have ppl been able to obtain jobs without a degree and certs only? YES. Did they have to work harder than those with a degree? MOST LIKELY. Your path is just that, YOURS. It really will depend on your hustle and ability to demonstrate your abilities. I say all of this to say… everything is possible.
Do you think a Business Admistration IT management would help to get in this field?
No
Inspiring video
I'm seeing a lot of remote 100%, no travel internal it audit jobs. Do you think in a post covid world it would be realistic for us home bodies could pursue it auditing and not leave our home state?
I think everything is possible. While this type of role requires lots of ppl interaction, the pandemic proved remote work is possible
Do you know of any great resources for studying for the CISA? I'm in networking, and cyber security but more so as a practitioner, my certs are from CISCO, AND COMPTIA, but I'm very interested in the CISA
I think what’s key here is to know how ISACA ask questions on the exam. So for that reason I say ISACA training materials is probably your best route. However I do know that Udemy and other training websites may have guides. Or even check Amazon for previous resource guides. I myself used practice exams and felt them to be very effective, but that was over 10 years ago
@@TheOnlyGirlintheRoom thanks you're awesome!!! Oh last question, do you think the CMMC framework is going to be as big as they say? Like is it worth learning about? I ask because I have no auditor experience whatsoever and I need to learn a framework so that I could dig deep and become an expert in it. Wondering if this might be a good one
Think of three things here: industry sector, who puts the framework out, who uses it. If you work in the government sector sounds like a framework that should be known however I will always place a safe bet on NIST frameworks when it comes to cyber security. And don’t count the old tried and true frameworks (COBIT) out-they will have updates. The Point is to be well-versed on what all of the frameworks represent or at least being able to distinguish between them
Also since you don’t have audit experience think about joining your local ISACA chapter anytime they have events try to go because this is where these frameworks are being talked about
@@TheOnlyGirlintheRoom awesome, thank you!
Hi!! can you help me with senior level interviews question for IT auditing position?
Gordonmai check out my dear friend Anthony Mays. He helps ppl with tech interviews! Find him on LinkedIn
@@TheOnlyGirlintheRoom thank you for the information. I will check him out.
I am a teacher turned librarian who holds a master degree in librarian and informational science is this a field that I could possible transition to?
Sure Joi but have you thought about a career in data science? Sounds as if the same skillets would apply
This is one of the careers that I have my eye on.
Definitely worth giving it a go and a great entry into any industry
Also how do you stay upto date with the new trends in technology?
Got it. I’ll answer in the next video
@@TheOnlyGirlintheRoom thank you for all your answers, and for being so engaging, Subscribed!
I have a cisa I’m looking for the job
How does the market look in your area right now?
How did you become so great with people management and building good work relationship with people as an auditor?
Maybe I’ll do another live on this one. But check out my networking video: it has some of my best advice on relationships there. But after watching, if you still have questions I’m happy to answer them
@@TheOnlyGirlintheRoom thank you!
What's the link for the CISA
Google “ISACA CISA” - it should come up
You remind me of Natalie Cole. So much like her.
I’ve heard that A LOT
Hi there!...I want to begin a career in IT Auditing but I have no prior experience in it...is this feasible?
It’s as feasible as riding a bike successfully the first time you try. There’s a few steps to building experience in order to lane a role Ola. Everything is possible. All in how much effort you want to put behind it
I’m currently a freshman in college I worked as an it auditor intern and cybersecurity policy intern for 3 months I currently have a interview on Monday. How can I prepare? This position will be it auditing with focus in web application and vulnerability management.
Great post here www.linkedin.com/feed/update/urn:li:activity:7015520462294142976?updateEntityUrn=urn%3Ali%3Afs_feedUpdate%3A%28V2%2Curn%3Ali%3Aactivity%3A7015520462294142976%29
Talk about all that things you did on your internships and at other relevant work or projects you've done
Can anyone suggest a simple book or videos
Check out my website inthecache.com
Hi Erin. Total mewbie here no wxpo in IT whatsoever a d i just heard about this. Where do i start. My degree is in Chemical engineering.
So many places to go with a chemical engineering degree. Check out health tech
awesome
Need to build Audit Guidelines from in my organization from scratch
Can you realistically get a job with only a CISA cert ?
You can’t get any job realistically with only a cert. it requires good interview skills. Good understanding of technical concepts and an understanding of governance and risks.
I got my first IT audit job without the cert. it wasn’t until I became a senior auditor that I pursued it. But I understood all of the above
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I have a degree in finance but have problem getting into IT Auditing... what should I do ?
Hi Dennis, what’s your biggest barrier? Do you know? Are you at least getting interviews or missing a knowledge base? Let me know :)
@@TheOnlyGirlintheRoom i think its the resume
I tell ppl all the time to find the top jobs you want on LinkedIn. Look at the similarities in skill requested and then align them with the work you’re currently doing and change it to reflect on your resume
Great point
I saw you in the Google cybersecurity video. or is it someone that looks like you
That was me!!
@@TheOnlyGirlintheRoom Thats great! Lol can you get me a job at Google 😂? I finished the course and got the cert
You are really only girl in the room !
I am 55 years old now. Working in a American bank for almost 23 years as a senior contracting administrator. I have a master degree in information technology and a diploma in computer since combined with business administration. I never work in IT. Do you think I have a chance to change my carrier as a IT Auditor? I am planing to some IT audit certifications (e.g. CISA, CISSP, CIA). Thank you.
Hi! Everything is possible if you’re willing to bend your WILL. I host a workshop that helps you build a career strategy. Feel free to sign up www.inthecache.com/mentorship-program
interesting
Hello Erin,
Would be glad if you share your LinkedIn details with me. I want to follow you and learn more about IT Audit. Thank you.
Hi Evans, in order to protect myself from bots, harassment, etc can you please contact me on IG and I’ll share there? I'm on Instagram as @inthecache. instagram.com/inthecache >> hit the contact button (or DM me) and I happy to share it there. Or tell me your name and I’ll connect to you on LI
Please what's the most common used software in an IT Audit industry?
In terms of? That's a very broad question--
Hey are you able to communicate through email? Love your channel and personality...🥰🥰🥰
Hi Princess, DM me on IG: @inthecache. I can share it there