Live session on October 15, 2026
10:00 a.m. EDT1 hour
Explore the emerging risks most organizations will face in 2027
Understand the key factors driving and amplifying these risks across the enterprise
Evaluate whether planned audit coverage aligns with evolving business, regulatory and risk priorities
Risk priorities continue to evolve as organizations navigate changing business conditions, regulatory pressures and emerging sources of uncertainty. Audit leaders must continually reassess whether audit plans are aligned to the risks that matter most to boards, audit committees and executive stakeholders.
Join this webinar for an overview of Gartner's latest audit hot spots and the most critical risk trends expected to shape 2027. Drawing on client conversations, audit planning insights and broader research, this session will explore the forces driving these risks and provide guidance to help audit leaders benchmark audit coverage, strengthen risk-based discussions with stakeholders and refine assurance priorities for the year ahead.
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Meet your hosts
Daniel Ryntjes
Sr Principal Analyst
Continuing Professional Education Credits (CPEs)
Access to CPE Credits is subject to individual subscription type and product entitlements.
Credit: 1.00
Field of Study: uditing - Auditing
Delivery Method: Group Internet Based
Program Knowledge Level: Basic
Prerequisites: None
Advanced Preparation: None
Note: CPE Credits are not made available for those who view the on-demand replay of this webinar.
Additional InformationÂ
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