The Sarbanes-Oxley Act (SOX) was signed into law in July 2002. It introduced
legislative changes to financial practice and corporate governance regulation. The Sarbanes-Oxley mandate requires organizations within the financial
services industry to implement a comprehensive information security program that
will protect customer information and provide timely access to reporting
information. The Sarbanes-Oxley Act itself is organized into eleven important
titles, although section 404 seems to cause most concern (Management
Assessment Of Internal Controls).
It is iMarkup’s commitment to provide its clients with the best technology
solutions for document management and workflow solutions. The senior management
of iMarkup Solutions will make every effort through good technology practices
and internal operating procedures to develop and utilize systems, which enable
our customers to comply
with the Sarbanes-Oxley regulatory requirements.
iMarkup Server provides comprehensive security management and auditing
features that enable your organization to maintain compliance with the Sarbanes-Oxley mandate.
User authentication supports your existing compliant security systems
(e.g. Windows Domain Security, Windows 2000 Active Directory, LDAP, etc.);
All instant messages and user notifications are archived and retained;
Digital rights management allows security permissions and policies to be
enforced;
A pre-defined, automated workflow process provides consistent review,
approval and update procedures for documents;
Archive maintains documents in their native formats,
allowing information to be retrieved according to date by authorized users;
Historical reports maintain every workflow run against a document,
showing not only who updated a document, but who reviewed it, what their
comments were and who approved the changes;
Detailed auditing logs provide a complete audit trail of all users’
activities and system events for reporting and audit purposes;
All security, permission or access changes are audited;
All document updates and approvals requiring
electronic signature are re-authenticated;
Approval hierarchies can be established for document changes and updates;
Software upgrades will not modify configuration parameters or settings on
the existing system;
All documents, workflows, permissions, etc. are stored in an enterprise
database with documented schema allowing independent access, backup/restore,
reporting, and administration.