Thursday, September 30, 2004 "We're leveraging our oversight role to encourage public accounting firms to look very closely at information-security controls of those companies," Chrisan Herrod, the SEC's chief security officer, said Tuesday during a conference on cybersecurity, which was reported by Dow Jones. The SEC is asking auditors to look closely at information-security systems when assessing client companies' internal controls. Companies with fiscal years ending in November are among the first to be required by Sarbanes-Oxley to file an auditor's report on the effectiveness of their internal controls. Auditors are Urged to Test Information System Integrity Previous articles Quality Products Announces Change to Non-Reporting...
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