SOX Compliance
SOX compliance is an annual obligation derived from the Sarbanes-Oxley Act (SOX). It is required for publicly traded companies doing business in the U.S. to establish financial reporting standards, including safeguarding data, tracking attempted breaches, logging electronic records for auditing, and proving compliance. SOX compliance is essential for ensuring the integrity and reliability of financial reporting and maintaining investor confidence in the transparency and accountability of public companies.While compliance with SOX can be challenging and resource-intensive, it helps protect investors, shareholders, and the public from corporate fraud and misconduct.

Here's a detailed explanation of SOX compliance
- Section 302
- Section 404
- Section 401
- Section 802
- Section 906