Audit Blind Spots in Modern Cloud: Risks Audits Keep Missing (1 hour)

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Overview

As organizations rapidly adopt cloud platforms, traditional audit approaches often fail to identify the risks that matter most. This webinar explores common audit blind spots in modern cloud environments, including misconfigurations, identity sprawl, excessive permissions, and ineffective continuous monitoring. Attendees will learn why checklist-based audits fall short in dynamic cloud environments and how leveraging Cloud Security Posture Management (CSPM) and risk-based audit techniques can significantly improve assurance. Practical examples will illustrate how auditors and risk professionals can enhance visibility, prioritize findings, and provide stronger assurance to leadership.

Highlights

Cloud Audit Blindspots
Continuous Change Gaps
CSPM-Enabled Assurance
Risk-Based Prioritization
Audit Program Modernization

Prerequisites

Basic cloud computing, cloud security risks, and audit techniques, including using tools like Cloud Security Posture Management (CSPM)

Designed For

Audit partners/managers (external audit), Internal audit leaders and staff, SOC 1/SOC 2 and assurance practitioners, IT audit and technology risk professionals, Risk advisory/consulting professionals serving cloud-focused clients

Objectives

Identify common cloud security risks and misconfigurations that traditional audit programs frequently overlook
Understand why periodic, point-in-time audits are insufficient for cloud environments and how continuous change introduces audit gaps
Explain how Cloud Security Posture Management (CSPM) tools support continuous risk identification, control validation, and audit evidence collection
Apply practical techniques to modernize cloud audit programs, aligning audit, security, and risk teams around continuous assurance

Notice

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