Compliance Audit Quotes

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Laws continue to be enacted, and the regulatory environment has become more complex due to unacceptable conduct remediation. Consequently, entities continue to be compelled to demonstrate compliance with legal mandates through documented assurance assessments.
Robert E. Davis (Assuring IT Legal Compliance (Assurance Services, #1))
Developing professional certification, compliance monitoring, and oversight programs for AI — and the auditing expertise their execution will require — will be a crucial societal project.
Henry Kissinger (The Age of A.I. and Our Human Future)
As for relegated/delegated responsibility to ensure organizational software licensing compliance, management is still accountable when intellectual property rights are violated. If the safeguarding responsibility is assigned to an ineffective and/or inefficient unit within an organization, IT audit should recommend an alternative arrangement after the risks are substantiated.
Robert E. Davis
The FairTax takes current individual taxpayers out of the tax collection and payment business altogether. Just how many people would that be? Try 165 million. That’s 165 million people who at present need to be watched, and perhaps audited, by the IRS to ensure compliance. With the FairTax, we’ll have about 25 million businesses to watch instead of 165 million taxpayers… Further, the states and the feds—at least in the forty-five states that have sales taxes—will be looking at the same companies.
Neal Boortz (FairTax: The Truth: Answering the Critics)
Get rid of the Denial, throw away the Excuses and the Blame that only trip you up and stop your momentum. If conditions change, don’t blame the market; use what you learn from your audit to get in compliance with the new conditions!
Jane Ann Craig (The Audit Principle: 5 Powerful Steps to Align Your Life with the Law of Success)
If you want to be successful, you have to be in compliance with the laws of what it takes to be successful in that area.
Jane Ann Craig (The Audit Principle: 5 Powerful Steps to Align Your Life with the Law of Success)
On October 4, the FISC held a standard follow-up hearing to discuss the government’s September 26 submission. NSD Chief Carlin was reportedly present at the proceeding, which was uneventful because the government, again, failed to disclose the compliance issues the NSA’s internal audits had begun uncovering ten months earlier. Carlin left the government eleven days later, replaced by his deputy, Mary McCord
Andrew C. McCarthy (Ball of Collusion: The Plot to Rig an Election and Destroy a Presidency)