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Robert E. Davis, MBA, CISA, CICA    

Dr. Robert E. Davis, MBA, DBA, CISA, CICA

Dr. Robert E. Davis, CISA, CICA unique qualifications encompass over 30 years of internal control practice and scholarship experience. Dr. Davis obtained a Bachelor of Business Administration, a Master of Business Administration, and a Doctor of Business Administration from Temple, West Chester, and Walden University, respectively. He acquired the Certified Information Systems Auditor (CISA) and the Certified Internal Controls Auditor (CICA) certificates. Dr. Davis received Postgraduate and Professional Technical licenses in Computer Science and Computer Systems Technology and accepted invitations to join the Delta Mu Delta International Honor Society as well as the Golden Key International Honour Society. Moreover, Dr. Davis has provided data security consulting and information systems auditing services to highly regarded government agencies and corporations of various employee sizes. Dr. Davis authored articles addressing IT issues for ITAudit Magazine, ISACA Journal, TechTarget, and IT Governance, LTD, as well as a chapter discussing continuous auditing for Bloomsbury Information. Dr. Davis has written workbooks and other instructional material for Boson Software, IGI Global, and Pleier Corporation. He also peer-reviewed "Comparing eSCM-SP v2 and COBIT" technical report and five chapters of "Effective Auditing for Corporates: Key Developments in Practice and Procedures." Additionally, Dr. Davis is a former ISACA-Philadelphia Chapter Board of Directors' member and Chairman of College Relations. His past teaching experience includes positions with Temple University, in the Master of Science in IT Auditing and Cyber-Security program, and the undergraduate programs at Bryant & Stratton College and Cheyney University. He has served as a Temple University Master of Science in IT Auditing and Cyber-Security Advisory Councilmen and CISA in Residence. Regarding training individuals in the information systems audit processes, he provided onsite instruction to the Data Processing Management Association, ISACA-Philadelphia Chapter CISA Review Course participants, 3rd Annual Securasia Congress delegates. Moreover, he provided onsite instruction to Temple University Association for Information Systems members, the Delaware Valley Chapter of the Information Systems Security Association members, and BNAI/Jiangsu Conference attendees. Dr. Davis currently presents webinars for Compliance IQ, Compliance Online, Ijona Services, and Online Compliance Panel registrants and is an Institute for Internal Controls Advisory Board member.

Speech Topics


Identifying Risks in Supply Chain Controls

Furnishes insights concerning the need for structural integration and collaboration between the key supply chain players, processes, and IT platforms

Consequences of Ethical Choices in Business

Organizational leadership responsibility to provide a strong ethical environment that fosters performance consistent with the highest ethical standards

Information Security Governance

The relationship between corporate governance and information security governance in United States corporartions

IT Auditing: Principles and Practices

As computing power has advanced, entities have become increasingly dependent on technology to carry out their operational requirements and to collect, process, maintain and report essential data. This reliance on electronically encoded data and on the systems that affect managerial decisions are a major concern of audit professionals. Consequently, Information Technology (IT) auditors examine the adequacy of controls in information systems and related operations to assure effectiveness and efficiency in business processes. In addition, among other assurance services, IT auditors evaluate the reliability of computer generated data supporting financial statements and analyze specific programs and their processing results. To ensure maximum value delivery from audit area assessments, oversight committee members need an evaluation methodology that enables confidence in the work performed by IT auditors. This speech/presentation conveys the use of accepted information criteria to determine appropriate enterprise-wide IT due diligence.

Information Security Incident Response: Controlling Mayhem

Seeking to preserve electronically encoded evidence implies an incident or event has occurred that will require facts extrapolation for presentation as proof of an irregular, if not illegal act. Anticipating potential breach scenarios requires information security management proactively construct incident response and forensic investigation capabilities considering legal imperatives. Consequently, procedures addressing the infrastructure and processes for incident handling should exist within the security response documentation inventory. My speech/presentation addresses the management of information security incidents.

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