AI auditing needs leaders. Become one.
Be one of the first IT auditors and advisors to embrace AI and level up their careers with the new ISACA Advanced in AI Audit™ (AAIA™) certification. Designed exclusively for professionals with CISA® or another qualified designation, the AAIA certification empowers auditing and consulting professionals to stand up to the challenge and become leaders in the emerging AI future.
Sharpen your skills and your resume with next-generation expertise
ISACA’s new certification goes beyond standard audit credentials. It validates the leading-edge skills to advise on AI opportunities, assess and mitigate risks, ensure compliance and leverage AI to meet organizational strategic goals across three key domains:
- AI Governance & Risk
- AI Operations
- AI Auditing Tools & Techniques
Who can benefit from AAIA?
- Experienced IT Auditors and Advisors
- Those who assess, implement, maintain or audit AI systems
- Active prerequisite designation holders
AAIA is designed for IT Audit professionals with a CISA, CIA (IIA) or CPA (AICPA) certification looking to gain recognition for their expertise, assuring AI-driven processes comply to the highest industry standards.
To qualify for AAIA, candidates must either hold a CISA certification or one of the following designations with an IT audit or IT advisory role focus: CIA, US CPA, ACCA or FCCA, Canadian CPA, Australian CPA or FCPA or the Japanese CPA designation.
DO YOU QUALIFY? VIEW GLOBAL DESIGNATIONS QUALIFIED FOR AAIA.
All holders qualify:
- CISA (Certified Information Systems Auditor from ISACA)
Holders with an IT audit or IT advisory role focus:
- CIA (Certified Internal Auditor from the Institute of Internal Auditors (IIA))
- US CPA (Certified Public Accountant from one of the US state boards of accountancy)
- ACCA (Chartered Certified Accountant from the Association of Chartered Certified Accountants (ACCA))
- FCCA (Fellow Chartered Certified Accountant from ACCA)
- Canadian CPA (Canadian Chartered Professional Accountant from one of the Canadian provincial or regional accounting bodies)
- Australian CPA (Certified Practicing Accountant from CPA Australia)
- Australian FCPA (Fellow Certified Practicing Accountant from CPA Australia)
- Japanese CPA (Certified Public Accountant from the Japanese Financial Services Agency (FSA) and Japanese Institute of Certified Public Accountants (JICPA))
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