SOX IT controls: how to keep monitoring after the audit ends
SOX expects you to review changes in internal control every quarter, not once a year. Here is how to monitor IT controls between audits and keep evidence.
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SOX expects you to review changes in internal control every quarter, not once a year. Here is how to monitor IT controls between audits and keep evidence.
Most SOX IT findings trace to late access removal, wide privileged access, change approval gaps and weak evidence. Check each before your auditor does.
SOX auditors test access, change and operations controls by sampling. Automate pulls of access lists, change tickets and logs, and keep the trail clean.
SOX covers financial reporting, not every vendor. See what the question usually means, how to answer questionnaires truthfully, and what to attach.
SOC 2 auditors ask for policies, a system description and dated proof controls ran: access reviews, change approvals, training, incidents. Prepare early.
SOC 2 is an independent auditor's report on a service company's controls. Learn who customers expect it from, what the report covers and how to prepare.
Supply chain controls map mainly to vendor risk, change management, vulnerability detection and malware prevention criteria. Here is how to build evidence.
A SOC 2 report answers many questionnaire rows but not all. Learn which to cite, what to quote exactly, and where you still need to write your own answers.
A plain glossary of SOC 2 terms: trust services criteria, Type I and Type II, system description, carve-outs and complementary user entity controls.
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