When Sarbanes-Oxley comes up, someone in the room has to have the Act organized. This course makes that person you. It breaks the regulations into auditable components and hands you seven assessment programs you can put straight to work in your own organization.
Sarbanes-Oxley regulations organized into auditable components, so you can examine the law the way you'd examine any control system.
Working assessment programs addressing the Act. These are the tools you carry out of the course and into your own organization.
Each assessment program is built to be put to work against your own organization's Sarbanes-Oxley obligations, not left on the page.
Like every ICI course, it's taught against the Common Body of Knowledge framework, the same foundation as the rest of the catalog.
The course is online and self-paced. You work through the material on your own schedule.
This is Course 6 of 8 in the ICI catalog. Take it on its own for the SOX focus, or work the full curriculum toward the CICS designation.
Enrollment runs through ICI's online course platform. You'll get access to the full self-paced material.
Move through the auditable components on your own schedule. There's no classroom clock.
Put the seven assessment programs to work against your own organization's Sarbanes-Oxley obligations.
Plenty of capable people go quiet when Sarbanes-Oxley enters the conversation. The Act feels too large to hold. After this course, you hold it. You can name its auditable components, walk an executive through how the law breaks down, and put a written assessment program on the table. Auditors respect that. Boards remember it. And the colleague who used to field those questions starts forwarding them to you.
One self-paced course. Seven assessment programs. A version of Sarbanes-Oxley you can actually audit.
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