Security’s New Obligation Under Sarbanes-Oxley: Navigating Uncertain and Perilous Waters

A Live 90-Minute Telephone Conference with an Interactive Q&A Session Conducted on June 15, 2004 Now available on CD

The federal Sarbanes-Oxley law isn’t just about corporate financial scandals. Sect. 301 of the act demands that public companies establish formal procedures for investigating employee tips about financial misdeeds. Like it or not, security directors may be thrust into the uncomfortable position of administering tip hotlines for accusations against top executives.

Learn exactly what Sarbanes-Oxley demands of security directors, where security’s role with whistleblowers ends and where the legal department’s begins, and how to make sure that valid complaints are properly investigated while outlandish tips are nipped in the bud.

Speakers for this teleconference included:

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