(Begin rant)

 I beg to differ. Although you speak the reality, auditors are not
supposed to *enforce* anything IMHO. Only *report* their findings. 

Anything else is a conflict of interest at best.   

(End rant)

The very best of the season to you, yours, and theirs. May you find the
coming year to be your best ever.  



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Sent: Wednesday, November 22, 2006 4:43 PM
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Subject: [SPAM] Re: What do you name your Operational Datasets?

In
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on 11/22/2006
   at 03:29 PM, "Van Dalsen, Herbie" said:

>Isn't it just amazing how much power the
>Auditors have nowadays, a power-freak's heaven...

Yes, the auditors have a lot of power, and some of them apply it
without knowing what they're doing, but they also have constraints. If
you're in a regulated industry then you need to know the regulations
insofar as they affect security. An auditor who enforces Federal
regulations that apply is not thereby anal retentive; he's doing what
he's supposed to be doing.
 
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