How to Use ISO 9001 to Reduce the Risk from Sarbanes-Oxley
The Sarbanes-Oxley Act (SOX) requires CEOs and CFOs of public companies to certify their company’s financial statements and annually certify the effectiveness of the system of internal controls. In the past, top management could claim ignorance of their organizations’ operational failures. This no longer holds. Lack of knowledge of problems is not an excuse. And, top management is now risking civil and criminal penalties.
Besides the risks of inaccurate financials, the risks top management faces include highly outsourced supply chains, government-mandated environmental requirements, the effects of homeland security on the timely supply of materials and delivery of end products and nonfinancial material risks from ineffective management systems.
The SOX-Q/E Team has been formed to identify how ISO 9001:2000 and
ISO 14001:2004 can be used to reduce these risks.
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Presenters
Sanford Liebesman, Ph.D.
John Walz
