Yes, it is big money to do the assessments as part of audit where you are the auditor and consult to companies to improve controls, systems, documentation, etc where you are not. Not as much as in the beginning before companies complained and the rules were redrawn from AS2 to AS5. But still huge.
Not to be dense, but with respect to Peirce's "take me out" comment, the auditors prefer to have SOX in place because they can charge more to implement it?
Yes, it is big money to do the assessments as part of audit where you are the auditor and consult to companies to improve controls, systems, documentation, etc where you are not. Not as much as in the beginning before companies complained and the rules were redrawn from AS2 to AS5. But still huge.
Not to be dense, but with respect to Peirce's "take me out" comment, the auditors prefer to have SOX in place because they can charge more to implement it?