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Study: Sarbanes-Oxley 'catalyst' for process management
A new study shows that Sarbanes-Oxley may be grabbing more executive attention than the bigger issue of corporate governance. Article | 06 Jan 2004
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New regulations spur IT spending, headaches
A number of new laws may promote good business practices and fuel spending. But a few IT pros find them aggravating and, sometimes, downright unnecessary. Article | 22 Dec 2003
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Reading between the HIPAA guidelines
Through extensive documentation and multiple deadlines, HIPAA legislation spells out exactly 'what' needs to be accomplished to achieve compliance; but they fail to spell out 'how'. Find out more about the 'hows' of staying HIPAA compliant when send... Article | 14 Dec 2003
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A holistic approach to compliance
What is the best way to tackle multiple compliance issues? One expert suggests a holistic approach. Tackling compliance one piece at a time will set you up for failure, but looking at the big compliance picture can save you time, money and headaches... Article | 12 Dec 2003
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Wachovia compliance chief 'joined at hip' with CIO
The title of chief compliance officer (CCO) is a relatively new one at Wachovia Corp., the Charlotte, N.C.-based banking giant and the fifth-largest bank holding company in the United States based on assets ($389 billion). But in this day and age, it... Interview | 25 Nov 2003
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Seven steps to Sarbanes-Oxley compliance
Sarbanes Oxley compliance is giving many a CIO a headache. Seven steps -- and maybe a couple of Tylenol gelcaps -- may help ease the pain. Article | 24 Nov 2003
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Regulatory compliance deadlines aren't spurring purchases, report says
Vendors using the threat of compliance deadlines to sell products are wasting their time. A new report says chief execs aren't driven by fear and are not buying into the hype. Article | 05 Nov 2003
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IBM pushes compliance offerings as deadlines loom
Analysts say IBM is playing off the regulatory compliance fears of firms and believe this offering is likely to be met gleefully by CEOs with open wallets. Article | 29 Oct 2003
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Security and Sarbanes-Oxley
The Sarbanes-Oxley Act was passed to restore public confidence in corporate governance. Quietly, however, the law may open channels of communication between CSOs and upper-level management concerned with the level of security controls in place. Article | 25 Sep 2003
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Letter of the law -- more firms hawking compliance tools
The market for policy compliance software, though not yet mature, is definitely not sleepy. More and more software makers are offering products they say will keep your firm in Uncle Sam's good graces. Article | 30 May 2003