55% of internal audit leaders identify insufficient staff with relevant skills or expertise as a primary barrier to improving AI-enabled fraud preparedness.
55% of internal audit leaders identify insufficient staff with relevant skills or expertise as a primary barrier to improving AI-enabled fraud preparedness. — This cybersecurity statistic was published by The Internal Audit Foundation and AuditBoard in February 2026. It covers topics including Skills Gap, Internal Audit, AI Fraud, AI Fraud Preparadness. The original data appears in Internal Audit and AI-Enabled Fraud. For the full methodology and detailed findings, refer to the original report.
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55% of internal audit leaders identify insufficient staff with relevant skills or expertise as a primary barrier to improving AI-enabled fraud preparedness. This data was published by The Internal Audit Foundation and AuditBoard and covers Skills Gap, Internal Audit, AI Fraud, AI Fraud Preparadness.
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This statistic comes from Internal Audit and AI-Enabled Fraud, published by The Internal Audit Foundation and AuditBoard on February 22, 2026. You can view the original report at https://www.theiia.org/en/content/research/foundation/2026/internal-audit-and-ai-enabled-fraud/.
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This statistic relates to Skills Gap, Internal Audit, AI Fraud, AI Fraud Preparadness. Browse more statistics on Skills Gap or from The Internal Audit Foundation and AuditBoard.