Sarbanes-Oxley Act of 2002

Sarbanes-Oxley was enacted in June, 2002 in response to a need for greater corporate governance. Security fraud scandals rocked the US markets and the federal government stepped in to ensure that publicly traded firms maintained and reported their financial information under strict guidelines.

These guidelines directly affect the controls and processes around the IT infrastructure of publicly traded firms. Under the act third party verification of the accuracy of information and the processes that control the information is required.

Non-compliance with Sarbanes-Oxley can result in significant penalties against companies but also their executives, directors, auditors, attorney and securities analysts personally.

Dynamic Compter Corporation can work closely with your organization to help you meet your compliancy requirement. Our services can begin with an assessment of your current IT controls and move on to addressing policy, auditing, training and remediation strategies. You can work with us to simply identify areas of non-compliance and implement solutions on your own or you can use Dynamic as an end to end provider of compliancy services. Whatever your choice we are here to work with you.