Simplifying SOX Compliance For IT Professionals

Publish Date: 12/8/2019
Whitepaper
It’s pretty straightforward: If you work for a U.S.-based, publicly traded organization, a U.S.-based privately held company poised for IPO, or a subsidiary of a foreign company that is based in the U.S., and you are responsible for the IT used to maintain that company’s electronic financial records, you are required to comply with the Sarbanes-Oxley Act (SOX).This white paper offers an overview of the Sarbanes-Oxley Act, the concerns it poses for IT professionals, guidelines for data archiving and storage to meet SOX retention regulations, and the codes of ethics, processes, financial reporting, and procedures of which you need to be aware.

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