Research on Challenges and Countermeasures of China Enterprise Auditing under the Background of Big Data

With the continuous development of information technology and the popularization of the Internet, the information age represented by big data has arrived, and major enterprises are gradually exploring the road of integration and development with the Internet (AICPA, 2014). Auditing is an important part of the internal control management of an enterprise. Audit supervision and audit analysis and evaluation can help enterprises find problems in service management and business management, which is an important guarantee for the sustainable development of an enterprise. In the context of big data, the auditing work of an enterprise should be innovative in methods and methods. With the help of data platforms and information networks, a more complete and efficient auditing model should be constructed (Bilal et al., 2016).


Lack of Data Thinking in Audit Work
The primary challenge facing auditing companies in the context of big data is the lack of data thinking about auditing (Cheng, 2019). In other words, auditors lack awareness of big data in the process of auditing, let alone the effective use of big data. In the audit work, the focus of the audit is often on the on-site audit, neglecting the collection and analysis of the basic data, and lacking comprehensive and accurate data as support, which makes the on-site audit work lack directional guidance and there is a large. The blindness of the company does not promptly discover some problems in the internal financial and business aspects of the enterprise. In addition, the staff of the audit department focused more on the collection and arrangement of financial data when collecting relevant audit data.
However, due to the dynamic and decentralized characteristics of some business data, it was difficult to collect them, which led to Business data is very imperfect, which is extremely detrimental to performing business oversight and risk assessments.

Big Data Technology Application Challenges
The advent of the era of big data brings the most intuitive challenge to the auditing of enterprises is the application of technology (Chen & Ju, 2017). The level of technology application directly affects the effective development of auditing.
For example, in the process of data collection, there is a large difference between the financial software used by the financial management department of an enterprise and the statistical software used by the business department. The lack of communication between the data makes it more difficult for the audit department to collect the data. In addition, in terms of data storage, the efficiency of the company's back-end database directly affects the analysis and processing of related audit data, and companies often ignore.
The database is regularly cleaned and maintained, and the technology and storage space are not upgraded in a timely manner. In addition, enterprises have certain deficiencies in the establishment of audit data models and specific operation visualization. Technical limitations affect the effective development of audit work.

Challenges of Auditors' Professional Competence
To meet the challenge of big data, enterprises must form an audit work team with professional capabilities and comprehensive qualities. However, as far as the current situation is concerned, many audit staff are non-computer majors, their understanding and application of big data are relatively lacking, and traditional audit staff is not able to adapt to the big data-based audit model in a short period of time. The technical operations related to information collection and data processing are not proficient enough and need to be improved.

Building a Data-Based Audit Model
In the context of big data, to optimize and innovate audit work, the most important thing is to build a data-based internal audit work model. First of all, companies should establish a more streamlined auditing working group to change the situation of multiple people's participation and cross-authority in the past. This working group focuses on the collection and arrangement of basic data and divides staff through corresponding responsibilities. Data collection within a certain business or within a certain range, so as to provide direction and data support for subsequent audit work. Second, we must pay more attention to the acquisition of business data. The audit department must communicate and coordinate with the business department, improve the audit confidentiality mechanism, ensure the security of business data, and better conduct audit evaluation and risk supervision on this basis (Haddara et al., 2018).

Building a Big Data Information Processing Platform
Under the background of big data, the audit work of enterprises must have a corresponding big data information processing platform as technical support.
The main functions of this platform include data collection, data analysis and processing, the establishment of audit models, problem research, data storage, and so on (Choi et al., 2016). Among them, unified audit software can be designed based on this big data platform, so that the financial department and related business departments can perform centralized data upload, which can greatly shorten the time of data collection and ensure the comprehensiveness of data collection. In the data analysis and processing stage, the powerful computing power of big data can be used to more accurately capture data nodes and improve accounting efficiency (Poziemski & Baudot, 2019). Then, by constructing a visual data model for audit analysis and evaluation, the problems existing in the enterprise can be discovered more intuitively, and accurate verification can be realized.
Based on the existing information technology, the researchers implement the big data audit processing model from the modules of big data mining, big data integration, big data storage, and big data analysis. The construction of the model is shown in Figure 1.
Big data processing process mainly includes data collection, data preprocessing, data storage, data processing and analysis, data display/data visualization, data application, and other links, among which data quality runs through the whole process of big data, and each data processing link will have an impact on the quality of big data.
The big data acquisition process is usually one or more data sources, these data sources include homogeneous or heterogeneous databases, file systems, service interface, etc., are susceptible to noise data, loss of data values, conflict, etc.
For large data sets collected preprocessing, to ensure the accuracy of the large Open Journal of Accounting data analysis and prediction results and value (Roussy et al., 2020).
The pre-processing of big data mainly includes data cleaning, data integration, data reduction and data transformation, which can greatly improve the overall quality of big data and reflect the quality of big data processes. Data cleaning technology includes data inconsistency detection, noise data recognition, data filtering and correction, which is conducive to improving the consistency, accuracy, authenticity, and usability of big data (Liu, 2018).

Improving the Comprehensive Quality of Audit Staff
To further improve the efficiency of audit work under the background of big data, it is necessary to lay the important foundation of talents and set up a team of auditors with a high level of information literacy.
On one hand, we must optimize and adjust the structure of audit talents, increase the proportion of technical talents in the audit department, recruit relevant computer professionals, assist companies to optimize the big data platform and provide guidance to the original audit staff (Guo, 2019a). On the other hand, enterprises should train auditors on a regular basis so that they can adapt to the big data audit work mode as soon as possible, improve auditors' information literacy and big data computer technology application capabilities, and improve work efficiency (Guo, 2019b).

Conclusion
In the context of big data, corporate auditing must open up new ground, build an auditing model that is based on data, supported by platforms, and guaranteed by talents, improve audit quality, and lay an important foundation for the healthy