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I know this topic has been mentioned before but left dangling I think. We just got the report on our "practice" SOX audit of controls. The auditor (Grant Thornton) says we have a missing control because we do not audit the MAPICS files for unauthorized access (back door access). They rated our front door access (MAPICS user security request forms) as effective. So I'm back here asking do we really have to turn on the auditing function in OS400 and log changes to key financial files? Or perhaps set up triggers to collect a log. Which files? I know that no where in the SOX law does it say that this is required, but if the real auditors do not rate us as having effective controls, I'm in hot water. Someone on this list said he has passed several SOX audits with only front end security controls. What are the current thoughts on this? Your comments please. TIA, Greg
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