Free · Invite-only · Non-commercial
The room where audit leaders speak freely.
A community for the people who lead audit at large organizations. Peers only, nothing for sale, and what is said here stays here.
Around one table.
Annual Meeting, Cyber Week, December 2025
What you can count on.
The same five things, at every meeting and in every conversation.
Peer community
Everyone at the table leads an audit function or holds an equivalent senior audit role.
Invite-only
The organizers review every request. Membership is free.
Non-commercial
No promotion and no service offers. Recommend a vendor if you like, and say so if you have a commercial tie.
Practical and focused
Real problems from the field, grounded in actual audit work. Not headlines.
Trusted
What a member shares stays inside unless its author approves. The member list stays private.
Why it exists
The job gets harder. The people who understand it are few.
Audit leaders work in an increasingly complex technology and risk landscape, and few people around them do the same job. This is where they compare notes, and where a question gets an answer from someone who has faced it.
The kind of question members bring
- Q-1
How should audit use AI, and how do we audit it?
- Q-2
What belongs in next year's audit plan?
- Q-3
How have you handled a disputed finding?
- Q-4
How do you raise a hard issue with the audit committee?
- Q-5
Which audit tools and methods have actually worked for you?
Who the club is for.
Keeping the room to peers is what keeps it worth attending, so the line is written down.
For
Chief internal auditors, heads of audit, and people in equivalent senior audit roles.
Among peers
To keep it that way, the club is not open to people in sales, marketing or service delivery whose clients could be the members themselves. If your role changes, tell the organizers.
- Step 1
Request an invite
A short form: who you are and what you do.
- Step 2
The organizers review it
Every request is read by a person, and you hear back by email.
- Step 3
Join the conversation
A private WhatsApp group, online round tables and webinars, and an in-person annual meeting at Cyber Week.
Meetings.
All events- Next
Annual Meeting
Tel Aviv University. Part of Cyber Week. 09:00–13:00.
- Online, members only
Virtual Round Table
A closed discussion among members. What was said there stays there.
- Online
Webinar: Building a Practical AI Audit Plan for 2026
Real AI audit gaps, scope decisions and common mistakes, for auditors planning the year.
- In person, part of Cyber Week
Annual Meeting
A peer-level discussion shaped by diverse perspectives and practical experience.
Who is behind it.
You should know who runs a room before you speak freely in it.
Atorian and ICRC
The club was started by Atorian together with the Blavatnik Interdisciplinary Cyber Research Center at Tel Aviv University (ICRC). Atorian builds an AI platform for internal audit, so it has a commercial interest in the people in this room, and we would rather say so here than have you wonder. Atorian's people organize the club and sometimes speak at it. The guidelines ban promotion and service offers in the community, and that includes us.
The team
The club is run by Atorian's team together, and everyone helps: the meetings, the member group and the review of every request. Between them they have led audit at Israel's largest banking group and worked at KPMG, PwC and Deloitte.
Lead audit at your organization?
Ask to join. The organizers read every request and reply by email.
Request an invite