Sarbanes-Oxley Compliance
If you have a company that is public or will go public, the Sarbanes-Oxley
Act affects you. Named after Senator Paul Sarbanes and Representative
Michael G. Oxley, the Public Company Accounting Reform and Investor
Protection Act of 2002 became law in July of 2002.
The act imposes strict financial reporting requirements on publicly
traded companies, holding them to a new level of accountability.
All public companies must implement policies and controls that demonstrate
to investors the use of best practices in managing financial systems
as well as in protecting corporate data and access to that data.
Within the Sarbanes-Oxley Act, Information Technology systems,
data, and infrastructure will be audited and companies must remediate
issues to meet the spirit of the law. Checking infrastructure compliance
with the Sarbanes-Oxley Act can be an extremely complex task, and
Clearly Connected can enable you to rapidly achieve and maintain
full compliance with Sarbanes-Oxley across your entire enterprise.
Through our extensive SOX knowledge and our strategic partnerships
with industry-leading SOX-compliance OEMs, we can provide your organization
with world-class turnkey solutions to establish and enforce compliance
workflow processes to meet SOX, SEC, NASD and other regulatory and
corporate governance requirements. Clearly Connected is the industry’s
leading SOX solution provider for the surveillance and supervision
of inbound, outbound, and internal email messaging. By strategically
partnering with Clearly Connected, your company can mitigate the
risks associated with the free flow of electronic message correspondence
through our unique infrastructure that can intelligently scan and
archive the critical content of every email and email attachment.
Our industry-standard turnkey solutions leverage natural language
content analysis and an open lexicon system to provide the best
of all possible worlds, with the most accurate and consistent methods
available to identify and flag message content that has potential
infringements with either your internal policies or federal regulations
from the SEC, NASD, NYSE, SOX, HIPAA, etc. Our solutions can empower
you to keep your entire organization compliant with all the Information
Technology infrastructure aspects of modern public company regulations.
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