In a statement, the N.S.A. said its surveillance activities "are continually audited and overseen internally and externally".
The project has a policy of continually auditing code for problems, work that developer Marc Espie has described as "never finished... more a question of process than of a specific bug being hunted".
Last week, asking a House subcommittee to support a 9percentt increase in his budget, Mr. Rossotti said that "we're really risking the entire tax system" by continually slashing audit rates.
Two former IRS commissioners — Mark W. Everson, who served under President George W. Bush, and John Koskinen, who served under President Barack Obama — said it was possible for Trump to have been more or less continually under audit, given the complexity and size of his business.
As markets evolve and new technologies emerge, companies require leadership that can foresee the need to adapt and continually be auditing existing processes and organizational structures.
The company reports to the California Public Utilities Commission and all facets of its operations are continually reviewed, vetted and audited, Tartaglia said.
Aside from the PCAOB's recent focus and inspection efforts on internal control audits, regulators have continually reduced the scope and extent of mandated internal control audits.
Audit practitioners, standards, and regulators continually emphasize the importance of professional judgment in the audit of complex processes and financial estimates.
Bear continued to clear for Baron as SEC and NASD regulators were at Baron auditing and investigating continually throughout 1995.
Continue to invest in systems to encrypt data, protect networks and various endpoints — internet of things sensors, point of sale terminals, mobile devices, etc. Audit networks, retool and continually update security policies, and migrate systems to a more secure provider.
