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It’s not, if you want something more technical you have to gain outside knowledge and try to leverage into a more technical role. IT risk advisory just sets you up for IT audit and compliance roles
It audit roles. Got a few clients who were x it auditors
A1, I agree, but it also depends.
When I worked at ITRA at EY, we did some Internal Audit Co-Sourcing for Fortune 100 bank and the had more than 30 IT audits and handful of them were super technical. A lot of people who spends a few years on them exit either in technical IT management roles or more technical IT consulting.
If you do ITGCs testing to support External Audit or some SOX compliance work, then yes, you won’t get much technical knowledge
True. Cuz most working in ITGC and SOX compliance are tunneled thinking they lead the world
Leave public for IA at a very large company that has audit teams dedicated to the area you’re interested in (security, digital, etc.). Leverage that experience after a few years to transition into either a functional role or technical consulting.