AI Review
An independent review of AI tools and models already in use: how each was approved, what data it can reach, how its output is checked, and who is accountable for it.
Offered by Periscope Advisory Group, PLLC
Partner-led reviews, assessments, testing, and training across artificial intelligence, privacy, cybersecurity, controls, and audit oversight. Each engagement starts with a clear scope, timeline, and proposal built around your organization.
Know where AI is used, what it touches, and whether the oversight around it holds up.
Understand the personal information you hold and test your program against the rules that apply to it.
Find exposures the way an attacker would and confirm your people and cloud controls stop them.
A documented, defensible view of technology risk to guide the audit plan and board oversight.
Design controls that work in practice, confirm the right access, and prepare for fraud before it happens.
Hands-on sessions that build skills for audit teams and the committees that oversee them.
Area 01 of 06
Artificial intelligence is arriving through vendors, productivity tools, and staff experimentation. We help you see where it is in use, prepare for responsible adoption, and give the board a clear view of the risk.
An independent review of AI tools and models already in use: how each was approved, what data it can reach, how its output is checked, and who is accountable for it.
A practical look at governance, policy, data, and staff skills before you adopt or expand AI, ending with a prioritized path to responsible use.
Identify and rate AI-related risks across use cases, vendors, and data flows so management and the board can set the right level of oversight.
Area 02 of 06
Privacy obligations depend on what data you collect, where it lives, and who you share it with. We assess the program behind that data and the specific laws your organization answers to.
A review of data ownership, classification, retention, and handling practices against your policies and legal obligations.
An evaluation of how California residents’ personal information is handled, including notices, consumer requests, service-provider terms, and the exemptions that apply to you.
Testing of your information security program and privacy notices against the Gramm-Leach-Bliley Act Safeguards and Privacy Rules.
Area 03 of 06
Technical testing shows how your defenses perform, not just how they are documented. Results come with validated findings, plain-language context, and remediation priorities.
A review of cloud configuration, identity and access, logging, and the controls you own under the shared-responsibility model.
Phishing, pretext calling, and related exercises that measure how staff respond and show where training should focus.
Internal and external scanning with validated, risk-ranked findings and practical remediation guidance.
Area 04 of 06
A sound risk assessment decides where audit time goes. We build assessments you can explain to examiners and update each year as your environment changes.
An evaluation of threats, controls, and inherent and residual risk across your environment, aligned to recognized frameworks such as the NIST Cybersecurity Framework.
A ranking of technology areas by risk that supports a multi-year IT audit plan, putting coverage where it matters most.
Area 05 of 06
Strong controls are simple to run and easy to evidence. We help you design them, confirm that system access follows job duties, and get ahead of fraud.
Walk through key processes, map the risks, and design or improve controls that are practical to operate and straightforward to test.
Validation that access to critical systems matches job responsibilities, with appropriate separation of duties and timely removal.
An assessment of fraud risk, prevention, detection, and response so your organization is prepared to stop fraud and act quickly when it occurs.
Area 06 of 06
Practical training led by practicing auditors, tailored to your team’s experience and the tools you actually use.
Hands-on training for auditors using Microsoft Copilot in planning, testing, and reporting, with the guardrails needed to use it well.
An interactive workshop on how AI works, where it creates risk, and how to plan and perform audits of AI.
Training for audit and supervisory committee members on internal audit oversight: roles, reporting, and the questions to ask.
Tell us what is on your mind. A partner will recommend the engagement, or combination, that fits your risks and timeline.
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