Information technology (IT) auditors concern themselves with analyzing the risks associated with computerized information systems. These individuals often work closely with financial auditors to assess the risks associated with automated AISs—a position in high demand because so many systems are now computerized. Information systems auditors also help financial auditors decide how much time to devote to auditing each segment of a company’s business. This assessment may lead to the conclusion that the controls within some portions of a client’s information systems are reliable and that less time need be spent on it—or the opposite