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The most demanding requirements placed on publicly traded companies
since the Securities and Exchange Act of 1933, the Sarbanes-Oxley
Act of 2002 is making public companies accountable to shareholders.
From section 302 to the demanding requirements of 404, review and
commentary on Sarbanes Oxley issues has been consolidated to allow
decision makers the most effective view of the challenges facing
their organizations today.
Inside Sarbanes-Oxley (insideSarbanesOxley.com) delivers
a manageable view of the volumes of published information on the
topic. With specific links to valuable webcasts, articles, books,
and core legislative actions, insideSarbanesOxley.com offers the
most comprehensive view of this rapidly developing topic.
For the expert and the uninitiated, insideSarbanesOxley.com
orients and educates CFOs, CEOs, audit committee members, internal
auditors, and corporate contributors on a vast array of topics ranging
from corporate governance to control design and monitoring. Other
topics like risk assessment, the COSO framework, Enterprise Risk
Management, and performance reporting are also detailed along side
the documentation of SOX legislation and response, putting these
many new topics in context.
InsideSarbanesOxley.com continues to tirelessly seek
out the leading commentary and opinions on the topics that are relevant
to business leaders today. Articles, webcasts, books and opinions
are captured on topics including:
- Requirements under SOX
- Rulings and Published documentation from
the PCAOB and the SEC
- Corporate Governance
- Risk Assessment
- The Internal Audit role and function within
the modern organization
- Independence of the Audit Committee
- Important Considerations in Fraud Assessment,
Prevention and Detection
- Educational Opportunities through organizations
like the IIA, AICPA, and CFE
- Emerging Practices and Benchmarking Processes
in Control Monitoring and Testing
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