Audit Vault

With electronic vaulting, the system is connected to an electronic vaulting provider to allow backups to be created off-site automatically. The electronic vault could use optical disks, magnetic disks, mass storage devices, or an automated tape library as the storage devices. With this technology, data is transmitted to the electronic vault as changes occur on the servers between regular backups. These transmissions between backups are sometimes referred to as electronic journaling. With remote

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personal assets to the extent necessary. Today (2002), the partners of the national accounting firm Arthur Andersen, a huge partnership facing lawsuits filed by investors who relied on faulty Enron audit statements, are learning all about the perils of doing business as a partnership. Thus, a Texas partner who audits a business that goes under can bring ruin to a millionaire New York partner who never went near the client company. The first three disadvantages—unlimited liability,…

risk that all are lost. Secret sharing schemes address this issue by allowing enhanced reliability without increased risk. They also facilitate distributed trust or shared control for critical activities (e.g., signing corporate cheques; opening bank vaults), by gating the critical action on cooperation by of users. The idea of secret sharing is to start with a secret, and divide it into pieces called shares which are distributed amongst users such that the pooled shares of specific…

liabilities (deposits and reserves) incurred by banks. Credit was, quite simply, the total of banks' assets (loans). Some of this money might indeed still consist of precious metal, though a rising proportion of that would be held in the central bank's vault. But most of it would be made up of those banknotes and token coins recognized as legal tender along with the invisible money that existed only in deposit account statements. Financial innovation had taken the inert silver of Potosi…

what taxpayers themselves spend on meeting their obligations. Estimates of what it costs American businesses to comply with federal tax law reach into the hundreds of billions of dollars a year. . . . Big companies are under almost continuous audit. The 1992 return for one giant company ran to 21,000 pages and 30 volumes. But the heaviest burden by far falls on small business. In fact, according to Arthur P. Hall, a senior fellow at The Tax Foundation, the local hardware…

The Moms refused ever even to go into the damp basement. I had stopped crying, he remembers, and simply stood there, the size and shape of a hydrant, in red PJ's with attached feet, holding out the mold, seriously, like the report of some kind of audit. O. says his memory diverges at this point, probably as a result of anxiety. In his first memory, the Moms's path around the yard is a broad circle of hysteria: 'God!' she calls out. 'Help! My son ate this!' she yells in Orin's second…

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