InfoSec
Ebook
6 tips for building a pre-IPO SOX program
Why proactively disclosing material weaknesses is key to investor confidence.
How a formal SOX program builds a foundation for long-term success.
Six actionable tips to build your pre-IPO SOX program.
What's inside
Going public is a monumental undertaking, and for companies on the verge of their initial public offering (IPO), success hinges on meticulous preparation. However, the intense demands of this agenda can cause some organizations to overlook the importance of a strong Sarbanes-Oxley (SOX) program. Without a robust SOX program, material weaknesses aren't just a matter of bookkeeping; they're a ticking time bomb threatening to undermine investor confidence, tank market valuation, and destabilize core operations.
AuditBoard’s new guide, 6 tips for building a pre-IPO SOX program, explores why a formal SOX program is the best way to uncover material weaknesses in internal controls over financial reporting (ICFR) early —and provides a blueprint for getting started.
Download your copy to learn:
- Why proactively disclosing material weaknesses is key to investor confidence.
- How a formal SOX program builds a foundation for long-term success.
- Six actionable tips to build your pre-IPO SOX program.
Loading form...
Related resources
InfoSec
7 tips to build a strong foundation for continuous control testing
Risk
The Compliance Conundrum in the Cloud Era: Automating Governance and Adapting to Regulatory Volatility
InfoSec
AI in the modern enterprise: A GRC leader's guide to trust, control, and strategic advantage
InfoSec
7 tips to build a strong foundation for continuous control testing
Risk
The Compliance Conundrum in the Cloud Era: Automating Governance and Adapting to Regulatory Volatility
Discover why industry leaders choose AuditBoard
SCHEDULE A DEMO
