Redefining Auditing in the Digital Era: Global Perspectives on Technology, Security, and Leadership explores how digital transformation is reshaping the audit profession across industries and regions. This book brings together leading scholars and practitioners to examine the interplay between emerging technologies, organizational governance, cybersecurity, and the evolving role of auditors in a world increasingly driven by data and automation.

Through a series of empirical studies, theoretical analyses, and case-based insights, the book provides a comprehensive understanding of how artificial intelligence, data analytics, blockchain, and other digital tools are influencing audit methodologies, audit quality, and professional judgment. It also investigates the challenges of maintaining ethical standards, ensuring data integrity, and developing the digital competencies required for the auditors of tomorrow.

Beyond technology, this volume highlights the human and leadership dimensions of auditing in the digital age. Contributors emphasize the importance of strategic vision, adaptability, and soft skills in navigating complex digital environments and managing audit teams under heightened regulatory and societal expectations.

With contributions from researchers and experts from diverse global contexts, Redefining Auditing in the Digital Era offers a multidisciplinary and international perspective that bridges theory and practice. It serves as a reference for academics, auditors, policymakers, and business leaders seeking to understand and anticipate the transformations shaping the audit profession in the twenty-first century.