Ethics and Technology in Accounting: Just Because You Can, Does Not Mean You Should
Technology has changed how accounting work is done, but it has not changed responsibility. This session explains where ethical risk arises when technology is used without enough judgement.
What will set you apart
By completing this course you will gain the following competencies
- How technology changes ethical risk in accounting
- Where automation creates hidden exposure
- Why responsibility cannot be delegated to systems
- How data use creates ethical pressure
- Where professional judgement is tested
- How ethical failures damage trust and credibility
Event breakdown
- Technology and ethical responsibility
- Automation and professional judgement
- Data use and ethical pressure
- Accountability in digital systems
- Where ethical risk increases
- Common ethical failures linked to technology
- Protecting credibility and trust
- Ethical decision making in a digital environment
Description
Presenters

Dr Cornelie Crous — Dr Cornelie Crous CA(SA) - SAICA, Membership number 05149601, Senior Lecturer and Researcher. Chartered Accountant (CA(SA)) with over two decades of experience in higher education, corporate governance, financial strategy, and operational efficiency. Proven expertise in strategic planning, risk management, compliance, digital transformation, and aligning financial practices with institutional goals. Effective leader and collaborator with a focus on enhancing stakeholder engagement and driving revenue-generating initiatives.
You will earn a certificate
On successful completion you will receive a certificate for 2 CPD units in Ethics.
Requirements
- Laptop, desktop, or mobile device with internet access
- Microsoft Edge, Google Chrome, Safari, or Firefox browser