| Best Practices SOX/HIPAA [Part 1] |
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| Written by RD | ||||||
| Monday, 03 December 2007 | ||||||
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Does one require to undergo SOX/HIPAA audit in their company/ organization, even if it is not public Company? That is what the higher management should decide. As a PSADMIN, what we have to do and don’t do is all I am going to mention here. Section 404 is more important for the DBAs and I suggest that everyone as an administrator to go through this section, if not in details, as it is a large document, at least glance through it. As you know the noncompliance of SOX for public companies can take responsible authorities behind bars.The SOX documents put the responsibility more towards CFO and CEOs, but what we can do as PSADMIN to ensure that we follow the procedures meticulously, so that it does not trickle down to you internally. These are the main area that we missout as administators:
Documentation: Approvals: Auditing: Separation of duties: Testing: [Sox / HIPAA is a one hell of a hippo, as it is huge. I will try to put together in parts as it is going to take lot of time to cover all of it. Keep checking…] Add as favourites (27) | Quote this article on your site | Views: 1011 | Print
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