2 CPE It's been more than 20 years since the Committee of Sponsoring Organizations of the Treadway Commission (COSO) released its Internal Control—Integrated Framework (the original framework). The original framework is widely accepted as a leading framework for designing, implementing, and conducting internal control and assessing the effectiveness of internal control. Since then, technology has drastically changed the business operating environment and the associated risks. In May 2013, the COSO foundation released an update to the framework.
The framework was updated due to global economic changes, enhanced information technology and increased shareholder expectations. Professionals must obtain a basic understanding of the concepts, principles and potential impact, including changes from the 1992 framework and the key COSO components and 17 principles.
This course provides an overview of the important concepts of COSO 2013. You'll learn about the important changes in the COSO framework and explore opportunities for management to place a renewed focus on internal control and enhance and solidify their Sarbanes-Oxley attestation.
Citations of information on the COSO framework, principles and points of focus mentioned through this course are directly worded from the COSO literature and relayed here with the permission of COSO.org as a training mechanism related to their framework. The full document of the Framework can be found at COSO.org.
Information within this course comes from readily available public domain documents and is utilized by the trainer as a supplement for relaying the course content.
Note: The concepts outlined in this course are up to date and relevant in regards to the Sarbanes-Oxley legislation. Although there have not been any changes in the legislative concepts of the law since it’s release in 2002, some aspects of executing the work have evolved. This speaker is preparing a series of courses titled “Sarbanes-Oxley 20 years later”. Those courses can be found individually on the platform and would be beneficial for anyone involved with compliance.
Course Series
This course is included in the following series:
7 CoursesCOSO 2013
- COSO 2013 Overview
- COSO 2013 Control Environment
- COSO 2013 Risk Assessment
- COSO 2013 Control Activity
- COSO 2013 Information and Communication
- COSO 2013 Monitoring
- COSO 2013 - Operational Execution
Learning Objectives
- Explore the definition of Internal Control (IC) and its importance in today’s business.
- Explore reason for COSO update and dissect key changes.
- Discover the basic tenants of Internal Control (IC).
- Recognize the keys to the COSO 17 principles
- Explore how to perform a needs impact assessment and compliance plan.
Last updated/reviewed: March 14, 2024
Included In Certifications
This course is included in the following Certification Programs:
16 CoursesSarbanes-Oxley (SOX) Certification
- Sarbanes Oxley Overview
- SOX: Authoritative Bodies
- Sarbanes-Oxley (SOX) Standards - Evolution
- Information Technology General Controls Primer
- COSO 2013 Overview
- Sarbanes-Oxley (SOX) Section 404
- Sarbanes-Oxley Section 302: ICFR
- Sarbanes-Oxley (SOX) And Fraud Sections
- Sarbanes-Oxley (SOX) - Top Down Risk Assessment Part 1
- Sarbanes-Oxley (SOX) - Top Down Risk Assessment Part 2
- Sarbanes-Oxley (SOX) - Entity Level Controls
- Sarbanes-Oxley (SOX) Identifying and Documenting Controls
- Sarbanes-Oxley (SOX) Testing
- Sarbanes-Oxley (SOX) - Assessing Data Impact
- XBRL - Connection to SOX 302/404 and Critical Roles
- Tools For Sarbanes-Oxley Compliance
32 CoursesInternal Controls and Internal Audit Certification
- Internal Audit Standards Overview
- Managing the Internal Audit Function in Line with GIAS - Part 1
- Managing the Internal Audit Function in Line with GIAS – Part 2
- Managing the Internal Audit Function in Line with GIAS – Part 3
- Executing the Internal Audit Engagement in Line with GIAS – Part 1
- Executing the Internal Audit Engagement in Line with GIAS – Part 2
- Identifying and Implementing the Proper Balance of Internal Controls
- Documentation Methods For Internal Control Processes
- Segregation of Duties for Core Business Processes
- Foundations for a Strong Internal Audit Department
- Internal Audit Management - Top Skills
- Internal Audit: Keys to Managing an Effective Function
- Understanding Risk-Based Auditing
- Risk Based Auditing – Establishing a Methodology
- Risk Based Auditing – Applying the Methodology
- Cyber Risk Frameworks And Concepts
- Information Technology (IT) Controls in Emerging Business Environments
- Fraud Risk Assessments
- Professional Skepticism - Keys to Maintaining
- Introduction to Forensic Accounting
- The Fraud Triangle
- Internal Audit Effective Relations with the Audit Committee
- COSO 2013 Overview
- COSO 2013 - Operational Execution
- Internal Audit Emerging Risks for 2021 and Beyond - Part 1
- Internal Audit Emerging Risks for 2021 and Beyond - Part 2
- Internal Audit Emerging Risks for 2021 and Beyond - Part 3
- Internal Audit Emerging Risks for 2021 and Beyond - Part 4
- Internal Audit Challenges During Times of COVID
- Global Internal Audit Standards (GIAS) - Overview and Contrast to 2017 International Professional Practices Framework
- Tools for Internal Control Certificate
- Lessons of an Auditor- Tools for Internal Control Certificate
214 Reviews (753 ratings)
Reviews
Kathleen Neidich
(CPA at N/A)
Excellent introduction to requirements under COSO 2013, including a history lesson on the original 1992 framework and a discussion of the improvements made under the updated framework. Look forward to examining the 5 components of internal control in more detail as I work through this series of courses.
Juantai Jones
(Payroll Manager at Private)
A trend with the SOX Certification is the need to see how to apply the components and principles to a specific department (Ex. Payroll). The information provided is very high level. You will still leave with more than what you started with..
Anonymous
(NFR Specialist III)
The course was accessible and the instructor has explained very clearly the materials so that the objectives of the course were met. No other comments from my side. Thank you to the instructor for the materials presented in such a clear way.
Anonymous
(Independent Financial Consultant)
Excellent course which explained the differences between COSO 1992 and COSO 2013. Nicely laid out reference materials. I like the way that Lynn listed the steps needed for the transition plan in an easy to understand manner.
Kevin Stenger
(VP at Stryker)
gooooooooooooooood course!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Anonymous
(Internal Control Expert)
It was very well structured, well-paced and easy to follow training course. Structuring the course in segments as well as offering a continuous play option is perfect for any learning style. The examples given were good.
Anonymous
(SFA)
I like the style of the material presentation, the slides are to the point. It is a very good introduction to COSO 2013 and useful to get a taste of what is coming in the individual framework components modules.
Anonymous
(Senior Accountant)
Informative information.
What surprised me aboout COSO is the level of detail and complexity involved in implementing and assessing internal controls according to COSO's principles and points of focus.
Renato Santos
(Regulatory Reporting Quality Assurance A.. at Wells Fargo)
Excellent introduction to COSO 2013. I really enjoyed this course, as it provided solid overview of Internal Control and COSO 1992, contrasted with the new concepts and requirements of COSO 2013.
Kevin Murray
(Business Partner - Strategic Projects at The Wesson Group)
This is an excellent overview of the COS framework and establishing a framework for internal controls. It's useful even if you already have robust internal control policies and procedures.
Paulo Sitoe
(Internal Auditor at Nokia)
Good framework highlighting the changes of COSO 1992 to COSO 2013. The addition of monitoring and incorporation all overall enviroment and technology to the model made it more effective.
Florentina Dobre
(Sr. Operational Risk Officer (NFR Specia.. at ING Hubs Romania)
Good framework highlighting the changes of COSO 1992 to COSO 2013. The addition of monitoring and incorporation all overall enviroment and technology to the model made it more effective.
Anonymous
(Auditor)
The course provided a good overview of the COSO framework and the elements associated with it. It also went into good detail explaining the updates from the original 1992 framework.
Georgios Baltos
( at EUI)
It was a bit more difficult course, than it was before organized by the same author. Probably for the next time it would be good, if there will provided more slides of the topic.
Anonymous
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The course was well-structured and clearly set out the differences between the 1992 and the 2013 framework. It provided a good insight to the key elements of the 2013 framework.
Cathy Welch
(Business Manager at St Mary Student Parish)
Good overview of the COSO framework changes from 1992 to 2013. Very helpful for someone who has not been working in the Internal Audit field since the changes were introduced.
Anonymous
(Associate Director)
The course provides a great overview of COSO 2013 framework as well as the differences between the 1992 framework and the 2013 framework and reasons behind the updates made.
Jon McGinnis
(Internal Audit Director at One Call)
Simple, easy to follow, and answers to quizzes and exams are provided. Some CPE training does not provide anything beyond the final score so you can not learn from mistakes.
Melanie Cook
(Manager SOX & Accounting at First Merchants Bank)
Nice overview of the 5 Components of Internal Control along with the 17 Principles. Good examples and explanations provided making it easier to understand and relate to.
Anonymous
(Director - ERC)
Excellent articulation of COSO 2013 principles that have provided better practical linkage. Only one improvement recommended is to include some more specific examples
Anonymous
(Sr. Accountant)
overview of COSO 2013 was another course I enjoyed. I thought the material provided was both informative and interesting. The course was expertly presented by Lynn.
Ara Toroyan
(Director - Financial Planning & Proc.. at NCCI Holdings, Inc.)
Not sure why a good class that lasts 1:26 minutes doesn't warrant 1.5 CPE hours. A CPE hour is 50 minutes. Clearly there are 1.5 hours here. Good class otherwise.
Joy Franklin
(Auditor at Assurant)
The instructor did a nice job in explaining the subject matter. She used examples that were understandable and has a good knowledge regarding history on the subject.
Anonymous
(Financial Controls Compliance Manager)
The session on the COSO framework and underlying principles was detailed and gave me a better understanding in assessing, designing and monitoring internal controls.
Stephen Vigil
(Investment Accounting Bureau Chief at State of New Mexico)
Thanks for putting together a great overview of the COSO 2013 framework. This definitely increases my appreciation for internal controls including SOX compliance.
Mariem Issler
(Director Internal Control, Processes and.. at Thales)
This overview allow to understand the change between COSO 1992 and 2013 version as well as the benefits and challenges of internal control in the organization.
Scott Beth
(VP of Finance Operations at Intuit )
Great overview! I can now talk intelligently with our Chief Audit Officer about what is changing and what stays the same, and how to apply the 17 principles.
Anonymous
(Senior IT Audit Analyst)
I found this course to be an excellent source of information related to the differences in COSO 2013. It was detailed enough without being overly dry.
Anonymous
(Auditor)
This course effectively explains COSO and each of the key principles that were implemented. This is a great course for introducing the key concepts
Anonymous
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COSO 2013 Framework Requirements and Implementation Overview provided me with the necessary overview to work with management in the design of IC's.
Anonymous
(Senior Associate IA)
It think the instructor does a great job explaining COSO that makes sense. The principles are broken down to bite size for ease of understanding.
Anonymous
(Financial Analyst)
I wasn't too familiar with COSO, so this course what an excellent overview. I really enjoyed that a high level overview was given of COSO 1992.
Anonymous
(Senior Finance Manager)
Lynn is one of the best instructors and she did it again in this training. Throughout and provide students with a great overview of COGS 2013.
Anonymous
(Analyst)
It's helpful to understand the history of the COSO framework and the timeline of the updates to evolve with the changing business environment.
Anonymous
(Assistant Director of Internal Audit)
I enjoyed the simplistic and straight- forward way of teaching the material. I took away that management is responsible for setting controls.
Anonymous
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It was a good overview of what changed from COSO 1992 to 2013. However, considering it is now 2020 it may be time to refresh this course.
James Chuang
(Compliance Officer at Silverton Casino Hotel)
Fantastic overview of COSO 2013. Great background information on the original COSO and its purpose and why and how it was updated in 2013.
Anonymous
(Audit Manager)
Great course explaining the important 2013 updates in the framework and also explaining what did not change compared to the 1992 framework.
Anonymous
(Lead NFR II)
All concepts are clear and presented in a simplified way. I would recommend all employees and all levels of management to take the course.
Halina Kovel
(Sr Revenue Accountant at Yelp)
brief but thorough explanation of COSO framework, very helpful to get a general understanding of relevant principals and SOX compliance
Sarah Nikas
(Finance Controls and Compliance Lead at Cargill)
I was familiar with the original model but this overview helped me to understand the 17 principles that now accompany the 5 attributes.
Abu Shaikh Siddique
(Senior Internal Auditor at Nokia)
Example can be added value in this section to provide more clarity which can be more beneficial for the learners to understand easily.
Anonymous
(EVP Chief Internal Audit Officer)
Good course on basics of the framework. Provides an excellent overview for anyone getting started and unfamiliar with SOX and COSO.
Jun Zhu
(IC Expert at Nokia)
It is quite helpful to have the overview of internal control, especially the keys of COSO 17 principles in the new update of COSO2013.
Anonymous
(Internal Auditor)
The concepts are well explained in the session. Although this was just an overview but it covered all the key areas defined in COSO.
Anonymous
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Good course that covers the subject comprehensively. I do think the test should have been a little more focused on principles, etc.
Anonymous
(Contractor)
good overview of COSO framework. I like that it covers the initial document and then focuses on the changes done with the update.
Shreeya Srivastava
(IS/IT Internal Auditor at Nokia)
Very nice and effective course. Great learning experience. Go through the course to enhance your knowledge on COSO 2013 framework.
Beth Case
(Manager at RSM)
Course was good and time was right. However, the survey functionality is not working. I have had to take the survey 5 times.
Raveendran Madappattu
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The comparisons between the 1992 Framework and the 2013 Framework were well demonstrated in the presentation. Thank you, Lynn.
William Gaw
(Consultant at Gaw Systems LLC)
While this was an overview, more details and better examples would have made this more effective. It was a bit too high-level.
Steve Brown
(Senior Auditor at Charter Communications)
This course gives a good detailed overview of COSO 2013. If you are not familiar with COSO 2013, then this course is for you.
Waqar Ali Shah
( at LRH)
Good to understand 17 principles in the COSO 2013. Hope to understand the operationalization by watching other related videos
Anonymous
(Sole Proprietor)
I found this course to be very comprehensive and informative. I know have a better understanding of COSO and it's principles.
Anonymous
()
This course provides a good understanding of COSO and the benefits of a well thought out and implemented control environment.
Anonymous
(N/a)
A very high quality course and materials that far exceeds the cost. I'd recommend the course and overall service to others.
Jimmy Johnson
(Audit Director at Republic Finance)
The over view as a good way to start. Definitely has me excited about all the following courses I will be taking.
Thanks
Sean Kiley
(SVP RISK MANAGEMENT at HFCU)
Course provides good background information for context to COSO as well as comparison to 1992 and 2013 COSO framework.
andreea cornei
(NFR specialist iv at ING Hubs Romania)
The main minus of this course was the fact of being a little to lengthy the video; otherwise good structured information.
Anonymous
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Very easy and straight forward. I was able to understand and easily retain in order to use in a real-world environment.
Sylvia Ratliff
(internal audit consultant at self employed)
Surprised at length of presentation for 1 CPE. Thorough coverage, good presentation, but think worth more than 1 CPE.
Anonymous
(Sr. Accountant)
This course was challenging yet informative, and I am glad I was able to increase my level of knowledge in this area.
Anonymous
(Consultant)
Great course to refresh knowledge on COSO 1992 and 2013. Details the reasons for the updates and significant changes.
Elizabeth Martin
( at Self)
Give a good summary of the 17 principles and their Points of Focus, and a good introduction to the next COSO courses.
Donald Dye
(Partner at Skylake)
very good material
impactful website
dense material presented in an understandable format.
slides are very useful
Anonymous
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Good overview to COSO and lead you where to find more information. This is a big subject but gives you a good start.
Oluwaseun Olatunde
( at Texas Workforce Commision)
It's explained the importance of COSO with the 17 new principles. COSO is vital to any organization internal controls.
Anonymous
(Consultant - Process Specialist)
It briefly discusses the basic changes from the old and the new COSO Framework and basic principles that underlie it
Anonymous
(Head of Global Business Assurance)
A good overview and primer on COSO 2013, what's new and what has changed. Concise yet informative. Very well done.
Anonymous
(-)
I liked that the instructor included a video of herself with the slides and she did not just read from the cards.
Anonymous
(Senior Manager, External Reporting and C..)
Great overview of the concepts of COSO 2013. Perhaps provide more quick examples for each component or principle.
Cory Goodman
(Internal Auditor - Finance at Republic Finance)
Content was well presented and instructor was knowledgeable. Course is good for a general understanding of COSO.
Keith Perry
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Good review in depth of the topic. Helps to understand the evolution of COSO to what we're implementing today.
Anonymous
(SOX Analyst)
This was good, basic overview of the COSO 2013 updates. Would recommend to anyone new to the COSO requirements.
Anonymous
(Accounting staff Analyst)
good good good good good good good good good good good good good good good good good good good good good good
Anonymous
(SOX Reporting Manager)
Loved the comment about employees should understand the difference between a task and the intent of a control.
Anonymous
(-)
Well structured and organized course. The instructor explained everything very clearly. Interesting course.
Anonymous
(SVP Accounting and Internal Control)
liked the short segments; made it easy to stop and then return to the course later. teacher was succient.
Anonymous
(Reinsurance Accounting Manager)
Great presentation about the COSO framework as a whole, as well as detail explanations of its components.
Anonymous
(Board Member)
I didn't understand why this course only qualified for 1 hour of continuing education. Good information.
Anonymous
(Consultant)
Another complete overview of the components of the COSO framework. Good for any employee to understand.
Cristina Palacios
(Senior Internal Auditor at CommunityBank of Texas)
Good overview of COSO 2013 and presentation is concise in summarizing the updates and key changes.
Anonymous
(IT Advisory Snr. Associate)
The course is refreshing. Nothing surprised me. New auditors will benefit a lot from this training.
Anonymous
()
Very useful and meaningful course. It’s highly recommended for professionals to take this course.
Anonymous
(-)
This was a good refresher of COSO framework and clearly described changes from previous framework.
Matthew Kissell
(Risk Advisory Services at RSM)
Good easy to follow course. Helpful and a good refresher on COSO and the changes with COSO 2013.
Anonymous
(Internal controls manager)
This was a good first course to get an overview with sufficient level of details at this point.
ERIC ABAIDOO
( at Tullow Oil)
It is has given me a better understanding of Internal control.I also understand COSO better now.
Anonymous
(CPA)
This course was excellent and provided important information that I will utilize in the future.
Anonymous
(Internal Auditor)
Very good overview of the COSO framework, changes versus the 1992 framework and key concepts.
Anonymous
(Assistant Internal Audit Manager)
This course provides an overview of the COSO framework and the components associated with it.
Daiane Cavalcante
(Jr Manager Accountant at Hookipa Pharma Inc)
Course was very well prepared, containing good explanation of each individual COSO component.
Aline Cristina Correa
( at Disney)
good explanation about the basics of coso that we should know before starting working on it.
Anonymous
(Internal Auditor)
This course 'COSO 2013 Overview' gives an overview of COSO 2013 and its evolution from 1992.
Anonymous
()
This was a good summary of the updated framework. The organization of the material was good.
Ibrahim Khalil
(Accountant at Axians IT Busniess Solutions GmbH)
Good and short explanation. The way she presented is good, but there is no deep explanation.
Jennifer Pawliw
(Staff Auditor 1 at Berkshire Bank)
Very interesting course. Good description of differences between 1992 and 2013 standards.
Anonymous
()
This is a very interesting course on COSO 2013 and internal controls presented very clearly.
Jose Ponce
(Senior Auditor II at CIBC US)
Great course related to the COSO Framework and highlighting the changes in the newest update
RICARDO CAMPOLINA DE TOLEDO
( at WPP)
It was a great summary about COSO and presented the changes COSO had throughout the years.
Anonymous
(-)
A bit redundant but still a valuable and insightful discussion of the refreshed framework.
Anonymous
(Manager Internal Audit)
The course was beneficial to gaining a better understanding of the COSO framework updates.
Anonymous
(Director of Internal Audit)
Course was comprehensive and thorough. Lynn is a great presenter. Slides were helpful.
Anonymous
(Senior Auditor)
Good overview of COSO framework and components. Instructions were clear and to the point.
Anna Agostini
(Senior Director, Internal Controls &.. at Altus Group Limited)
Great overview of COSO 2013 and how management is responsible for their internal controls.
Anonymous
(Manager)
Amazing course. Very straightforward material with clear explanation about COSO evolution.
Anonymous
(Senior Director Internal Audit)
A good overview of COSO 2013 and the key changes from the 1992 framework to that of 2013.
Kelechi Nwogu
(Senior IT Auditor at Hilltop Holdings)
The Course was easy to understand and follow. It provided a deeper understanding of COSO
Anonymous
(N/A)
Great course overview on COSO. Exploring the nuances of the 17 principles was valuable.
Olatunji Onaseso
(SAP Consultant at SAGE Group Technologies)
the course was very insightful and its very applicable to my technology area of practice
Jana Connoway
(Senior Internal Auditor at Health New Zealand)
This course helped me to understand COSO and what changes there were in the 2013 update
Anonymous
(Auditor)
Ms. Fountain does a great job of explaining COSO and how it impacts Internal controls.
Eduardo Sola
(Finance Director at Clear Blue Insurance Group)
Very good material serves as a refresher for internal controls framework and principles
Jennifer Welch
(AVP Internal Auditor III at Community Bank of Texas)
This course was helpful in identifying key changes in COSO and applying those changes.
Michael Rogers
(Internal Auditor at Assurant)
I enjoyed the format of presentation and was able to absorb the material effectively.
Paul Hong
(Supervisor at RSM)
This helped to identify the key changes with COSO and the reasons for those changes.
Wanda Richardson
(Unemployed at Not Applicable)
The course provided enough specifics to enhance comprehension of material covered.
Anonymous
(Senior Internal Auditor)
Great understanding on the COSO 2013 changes, good material and relevant knowledge
Mercedes Maldonado
(Chief Strategist at Meveau)
This course was a wonderful refresher. The instructor provides reliable content.
David Weichert
(Director of Finance and Administration at Parking Authority of the City of Lancast..)
Good introduction to COSO 2013 and the updates from the original COSO framework.
Anonymous
(Accounting staff consultant)
Good materials along with clear explanation..some area may not require more time
Andrew Haus
(SOX Analyst at Genesis Financial Solutions)
this was a great course. I enjoyed the instructor, and it was clear and concise
Anonymous
(Deputy Manager)
The detailed presentation of the COSO framework is very informative and useful.
Patricia Neuendorf
(Director of Internal Audit at Patriot Transportation Holding, Inc)
Perfect for an introduction. To the point but with clarity and easy to follow
Anonymous
(Senior IT Auditor)
It is a great course! It provides the comprehensive review of COSO standards.
Shupto Mahbub
(CFO at Shupto Mahbub)
Course Materials were explained well that helps to understand this COSO ideas.
Anonymous
(SOX process manager)
This is a good overview of COSO framework and how to apply it in businesses.
Anonymous
(Audit Manager)
The outline of COSO and the changes between 1992 and 2013 was well laid out.
Anonymous
()
Good overview and provides an understanding of the key elements and changes.
Anonymous
(Manager Internal Controls)
This course is a good refresher to focus again on the basics of SOX and COSO
Anonymous
(Internal Audit)
It is always good to learn more about COSO and the changing environment.
Jayla Murphy
(Risk Analyst at VA - U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs)
This facilitator is wonderful. So much knowledge. Great refresher for me.
Anonymous
(NFR Specialist)
Much needed if you work in Operational risk management, highly reccomended.
Anonymous
(Manager)
very succinct and well put together.
very succinct and well put together.
Anonymous
(Director of Finance)
Good overview information provided of the important concepts of COSO 2013
Alicia Preddy
(Director Risk Advisory Services at RSM US LLP)
More specific examples would be helpful, some areas were a bit drawn out
Anonymous
()
Good course of COSO 2013 overview that help me to apply it in right way.
Diann Saltman
(Director of Quality Assurance (OIG, audi.. at Department of Health and Human Services)
This was a very good course that I will be able to refer to in my work.
Anonymous
(SVP & CFO)
Excellent evaluation of the COSO 2013 framework and changes from 1992.
Anonymous
(Treasury Manager)
Great references and material. Well explained and useful information.
Anonymous
()
Helpful going over each of the 5 components and the related principles
Anonymous
(Controls Specialist)
A very good overview of COSO 2013 and its predecessor 1992 framework.
Mirwais Nazar Mohammad
(Senior Manager Finance at Ivanhoe Electric Corp.)
very well explained contents and examples that defines the concepts,
Anonymous
(Manager, Auditing & Repo..)
Great overview that allows anyone to understand the purpose of COSO.
Corey Masters
(Accountant, Internal Auditor, Risk Speci.. at Self)
I thought the course should have been worth more than just one CPE.
Anonymous
(Accountant)
Good overview. I would have liked a bit more on the 17 principles.
Tanay Srivastava
(Sr IT/IS Auditior at Nokia)
I would definitely like to recommend the course to all my collogue
Anonymous
(Auditor)
COSO 2013 was a great introduction and highlighted all the changes
Anonymous
(Executive Director, Corporate Controller)
This course provide a great comparison between COSO 1992 and 2013,
Anonymous
(CFO)
Very well organized course that helps expand understanding of COSO
Tunde Vágó
(Internal Control Manager at Nokia)
Very clear presentation of the topic, easy to follow and digest.
Daniel Nelson
(Manager at Opendoor)
Love the teacher and this course. Extremely valuable information!
Anonymous
(-)
Thanks for the update on the COSO 2013 framework. Decent course!
Antonio Crawford
(Senior Internal Auditor - Budget/Busines.. at Individual)
All her courses are great. Abrief history of the COSO framework.
Anonymous
(Head of Internal Audit)
Concise and easy to follow description / overview of transition.
Anonymous
(Director)
Good overview of COSO 2013 that's easy to understand and follow.
Tania Roberts
(Revenue Accountant at OEConnection, LLC)
I liked having the supporting docs, i.e. PDF's to write notes.
Alexandra Brenyo
(Internal Audit Associate at Travel & Leisure Co.)
Please reveal the answers we got wrong after passing the exam.
Dana McGinnis
(Internal Auditor at CommunityBank of Texas)
Very understandable! I highly encourage taking this course.
Anonymous
()
I always enjoy Lynn's courses. A good overview of COSO 2013.
Helena Hallwas
(Head of Risk Management & Intern.. at Apleona GmbH)
Comprehensive Guided Tour through the Coso Framework changes.
Anonymous
(Finance Manager)
It's going to help when my company set up internal controls.
Anonymous
(Business Compliance Manager)
Outstanding, Understandable, Meaningfull, Worth the learning
Drew Semple
(Senior Associate at RSM)
great review, I learned a lot about COSO and the principles
Anonymous
()
COSO 2013 Overview is an excellent overview. Please watch.
Anonymous
(Manager)
Good course. Increased the understanding about the concept.
Sophia Kasozi
(- at City of Edmonton)
Great review and refresher of the framework for COSO 2013
Anonymous
()
Good for high level understanding of the changes to COSO
Anonymous
()
Very well done. The course effectively covers COSO 2013.
Juliana Castaneda
(Senior Internal Auditor at Nokia)
Interesting topic. Very specific and clear information.
Anonymous
(Business Manager Finance)
Great high level overview of changes in the framework.
Kim C. Hay
(Senior Financial Operations Analyst at Kentucky Health Cooperative)
Great compare and contrast COSO 1992 versus COSO 2013.
Dorota Wiacek-Trojanowska
(Supplier Audit and Risk Manager at Roche sp. z o.o.)
Great lecturer. Clearly presented material. Live it ;)
Anonymous
()
Very informative overview of the 2013 COSO framework.
Anonymous
(Accountant)
Very easy to follow, good content on the COSO update!
Sindura Swarna
(Assistant Manager at Mylan)
it was good........................................
Todd Krawiec
(Sr. IA Manager at Guess? Inc.)
Easy to follow, on-topic, provides a good overview.
Anonymous
(Staff Operations Auditor)
This course provides a great overview of COSO 2013
Anonymous
(Accounting Manager)
This course is informative regarding COSO changes.
Renee Stanley, CPA
(Associate with Two Degrees at Nuance Communications)
Thorough and clear presentation of the concepts!
Bruce Hunt
(VP Finance at Hunt FP&A Insights)
Excellent overview of the latest update to COSO
great concise summary, good flow of information
Anonymous
(-)
Helpful refresher and foundation for COSO.
Jaden Turner
(Founder - CTO - CIO at QUIKER Quality Engineering)
It's been great learning about frameworks
Anonymous
(Assistant Manager)
Really useful overview of COSO 2013
Siva Vinay
(Controller at Park n Fly)
very well summarized and explained
Anonymous
(Analyst, Internal Reporting)
Great overview, very informative.
William Peden
(Finance at RHMR)
Very good overview of COSO2013
Anonymous
(President)
Nice organization of content.
Warren McLean
(Self Employed at Retired)
Much better than anticipated.
Chad Michael
(Audit Supervisor at Southwestern Energy)
Good overview on COSO 2013
Anonymous
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It was a very good course
Anonymous
(cfo - consultant)
Great info on COSO FR&IO
Greg Vaughn
(Director of Accounting and Finance at Pinelake Church)
Good information...
Anonymous
(Senior Treasury Analyst)
good introduction
Lou Mortillaro, CMA
(Accounting Manager at American Financial Resources)
Very good course
Anonymous
(SOX Senior Auditor)
Good Information
Terri Salazar-Rodriguez
(None at None)
Great overview.
Anonymous
(-)
Origin of COSO
Anonymous
(Compass Consultant)
Good summary.
Anonymous
(Director of Internal Audit)
Good overview.
Anonymous
(ABCDE)
Good course!!
Anonymous
(Consultant)
Nice overview
Anonymous
(Senior Auditor)
Great course!
Kevin Barnes
(- at Next Level Solar)
Great course
Anonymous
(None)
Informative.
Anonymous
(NA)
good course
Anonymous
(Accountant)
Very clear
valerie mclaughlin
(Not Provided at n/a)
interesting
Anonymous
(Sr. Director - Corporate Audit)
Good
Patrenia McAbee
(Owner at McAbee Consulting)
Good
Anonymous
(Manager, Risk Advisory and Assurance Ser..)
blah
Anonymous
(Internal Auditor)
Fine
Vahé Hovakimian
(Financial Analyst at Great Place to Work Institute)
3/5
Prerequisites
Course Complexity: Intermediate
Prerequisite: Exposure to risk management
- This is the beginning overview course for individuals to gain a baseline understanding of the new requirements of COSO 2013 and how they compare to COSO 1992.
- Individuals should have a basic understanding of the COSO framework, COSO organization and its application of use.
Advanced Preparation: None
Education Provider Information
Company:
Illumeo, Inc., 75 East Santa Clara St., Suite 1215, San Jose, CA
95113
Contact:
For more information regarding this course, including complaint and
cancellation policies, please contact our offices at (408) 400- 3993 or send an e-mail to
.
Lynn FountainCPA, CGMA, CRMA, MBA, cPIA, Consultant, Author, Trainer
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