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In the recent Best of 2008 survey, readers of the leading publication Banker & Tradesman voted Wolf & Company, P.C. the gold award in both auditing/independent IT and accounting and the silver award in regulatory compliance. The Firm was selected from over 20 firms providing auditing/independent IT, accounting and compliance services. Thank you to the readers of Banker & Tradesman for voting!
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Phew! You've finally got your 2007 financial statement audit completed. If your company is like most, there were probably some changes, surprises, uncertainties and plenty of stress. Having completed the audits of dozens of New England-based technology companies, here are our top five lessons learned:
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Matthew J. Putvinski, CPA, CISA, CISSP has been elected president of the New England chapter of the Information Systems Audit and Control Association (ISACA). Click here to learn more about ISACA or to read more about Matt, visit our professional profiles page under About Us.
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On June 17, 2008 the Massachusetts Bankers Association held the Bank Technology / Retail Banking Conference and Exhibit: Staying Competitive in the Rapidly Changing Electronic Banking Environment. Thank you for visiting us at the Wolf booth. To talk more about the technologies that other financial institutions are using to stay ahead of the curve or to learn about risk assessment and risk management plans through WolfPAC Intergrated Risk Management contact us at 617-439-9700 or info@wolfandco.com.
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Many organizations have approached Computer Security Incident Response Planning similar to renewing insurance. Both are required and hopefully you will never need to examine the critical details. A few years ago that analogy was closer to the truth but recent experiences with companies across many industries indicate that times have changed. A security breach is no longer an inconvenience to the operations of the organization; it can be a full assault by customers, the media, regulators, and stockholders that can shake the foundation of the organization and possibly wipe out your brand equity. Is your organization ready? If your planning is similar to companies who recently experienced a security breach with the required subsequent public disclosure then the answer is probably no.
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