Hello,
I was fed up last week runing into a debate with a Sterling C:D consultant on
SOX compliance. We solely use Sterling Commerce VAN for transmitting all EDI
messages to our trading partners. Open FTP with no encryption is being used for
sending/receiving messages to/from from Sterling VAN. As per the Sterling
genius, all messages going out of the organization should be encrypted
irrespective of the destination - whether VAN or the partner else I don't
comply to SOX guidelines. Counter to this point, I argued that with just one
single destination, there is no requirement of having this additional step and
its an unnecessary overhead. Any thoughts?
Regards
Praveen
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