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The sarbanes-oxley act (sox) is a us law enacted in 2002 to improve corporate governance and financial transparency. An overview of sox titles, key provisions, and it implications. Sox sections 302 and 404 focus on internal control certifications and assessments, respectively. It systems play a crucial role in financial reporting and require adequate controls. Frameworks like coso and cobit are used for sox compliance, with cobit being more it-focused. Key controls include database triggers, email systems, and it audits. General controls cover security policies, change management, and administration of duties/rights. Separation of duties, least privilege, and user provisioning are essential principles. If these principles are not in place, the it system may fail sox compliance, requiring remediation.
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