THE investors are also urging that loan-level data offered by issuers, underwriters or loan servicers be "accompanied by an auditor attestation" verifying it has been properly aggregated and calculated.
"There are lots of literary attestations that it existed — there are descriptions from Egyptians, Romans, Persians, Carthaginians, Greeks, Macedonians, tribes in Spain, really all over the Mediterranean basin — and we have images.
We refer to this protocol as a message-based attestation protocol, as it was designed to be run for each message exchanged between the end hosts.
In Model 2, we first exclude all firms that do not disclose an IC self-assessment report in year t, then set ICVD it to 1 if firm i attains an auditor's attestation to its IC self-assessment report, and zero otherwise.
However, it should be emphasized that there are some particular applications such as mission critical operations, applications with high transaction failure costs such as merchant banking, or covert cyberse-curity applications where the benefits of using TPM and its attestation protocol overwhelms the costs.
attestation" clause in brackets, meaning it was "included for discussion purposes only, pending resolution at the principal level".
She said she couldn't change it without an attestation on file that they are no longer responsible".
This TCG-type of attestation has been criticized because it performs the integrity validation only at load-time.
Second, the difference in the time at which the attestation is completed and the time at which it is used to send the application message makes it vulnerable to attack.
This science became so meticulous that it is fair (even if also paradoxical) to suspect that the more complete and formally satisfactory the attestation claimed to be, the more likely it was that the tradition was of late and deliberate origin.
