The session focused on issues related to intelligent analysis of large-scale data in public auditing, the introduction of digital technologies, existing challenges, and the development of innovative solutions.

The second parallel session was organized under the theme “Existing Challenges and Innovative Solutions in Intelligent Analysis of Big Data in Public Audit.”

The session was attended by representatives of Supreme Audit Institutions that are members of AZOSAI and INTOSAI, international experts, and invited specialists. Delegations from foreign countries and representatives of international organizations also actively participated in the discussions.

During the session, scientific and practical discussions were conducted in the following areas:

-conceptual and methodological foundations of digital transformation in public auditing;

-artificial intelligence technologies and analytical methods;

-audit analysis based on Big Data;

-remote auditing and automated control systems;

-cybersecurity and information protection issues;

-risk-based approaches and automated control mechanisms.

Participants emphasized that introducing digital technologies into public auditing plays an important role in increasing audit efficiency, ensuring transparency, and bringing the financial control system to a new level.

At the conclusion of the session, it was noted that the ideas and proposals presented would serve as an important platform for expanding international cooperation and introducing innovative solutions in the field of public auditing.