This concept paper explores the integration of Agile methodologies into IT audit processes to enhance effectiveness and efficiency. Traditional audit approaches struggle to keep pace with the speed and complexity of modern IT environments, while Agile methodologies offer flexibility and iterative frameworks that can revolutionize audit practices. The paper highlights the limitations of traditional audit methodologies in addressing modern IT challenges and introduces Agile principles, explaining how they can be adapted for IT audits. Agile enables auditors to shift from rigid processes to iterative, collaborative approaches, promoting adaptability and continuous improvement. Key Agile components like sprints, stand-up meetings, and user stories are examined in the context of IT audits, demonstrating how they streamline planning, execution, and reporting. The paper discusses the cultural shift required for Agile adoption, emphasizing communication, collaboration, and value delivery. Case studies and real-world examples illustrate the benefits of Agile in IT audits, including increased coverage, faster risk identification, and improved stakeholder engagement. Challenges such as cultural resistance, skill gaps, and organizational support are addressed, with strategies for overcoming them proposed. The paper advocates for Agile integration in IT audits to improve responsiveness and value delivery, emphasizing the need for training, stakeholder engagement, and pilot projects. It concludes that Agile methodologies can transform IT audit practices, making them more adaptive and effective in dynamic environments. The paper also explores the potential of Agile in IT auditing, focusing on its benefits, challenges, and practical implementation strategies. It highlights the need for comprehensive frameworks, training programs, and hybrid models to support Agile adoption. The study aims to provide insights into how Agile can enhance IT audit effectiveness, addressing the limitations of traditional approaches and offering practical solutions for audit professionals. The paper underscores the importance of continuous learning, iterative improvement, and stakeholder collaboration in achieving successful Agile implementation in IT audits.This concept paper explores the integration of Agile methodologies into IT audit processes to enhance effectiveness and efficiency. Traditional audit approaches struggle to keep pace with the speed and complexity of modern IT environments, while Agile methodologies offer flexibility and iterative frameworks that can revolutionize audit practices. The paper highlights the limitations of traditional audit methodologies in addressing modern IT challenges and introduces Agile principles, explaining how they can be adapted for IT audits. Agile enables auditors to shift from rigid processes to iterative, collaborative approaches, promoting adaptability and continuous improvement. Key Agile components like sprints, stand-up meetings, and user stories are examined in the context of IT audits, demonstrating how they streamline planning, execution, and reporting. The paper discusses the cultural shift required for Agile adoption, emphasizing communication, collaboration, and value delivery. Case studies and real-world examples illustrate the benefits of Agile in IT audits, including increased coverage, faster risk identification, and improved stakeholder engagement. Challenges such as cultural resistance, skill gaps, and organizational support are addressed, with strategies for overcoming them proposed. The paper advocates for Agile integration in IT audits to improve responsiveness and value delivery, emphasizing the need for training, stakeholder engagement, and pilot projects. It concludes that Agile methodologies can transform IT audit practices, making them more adaptive and effective in dynamic environments. The paper also explores the potential of Agile in IT auditing, focusing on its benefits, challenges, and practical implementation strategies. It highlights the need for comprehensive frameworks, training programs, and hybrid models to support Agile adoption. The study aims to provide insights into how Agile can enhance IT audit effectiveness, addressing the limitations of traditional approaches and offering practical solutions for audit professionals. The paper underscores the importance of continuous learning, iterative improvement, and stakeholder collaboration in achieving successful Agile implementation in IT audits.