Sentence examples for repository audit from inspiring English sources

In 2007, The Center for Research Libraries CRLL) published the most extensive scheme: the Trusted Repository Audit Checklist (TRAC).

However, the open source version of KNIME does not support HPC ("remote execution"), creation of libraries of custom, re-usable components ("custom node repository") or detailed audit logging [10], all of which are features of vital importance to the use cases discussed in this paper.

Newland said the company has removed all of the leaked events and performed an audit of all repositories that were incorrectly routed.

"Git rebase" can alter the history of a repository, which would cause concern for auditing and compliance reasons.

It is hoped that this note will contribute to the global repository of knowledge on how social audits are increasingly being recognized and used by multiple stakeholders to claim rights and to secure accountability and transparency at various levels.

The ESR wishes to promote establishment of dose repositories to support dose management and clinical audit to document improvement.

First of all, in Europe a European Framework for Audit and Certification of Digital Repositories is emerging.

The International Organisation of Standardisation (ISO) has developed a process of certification for digital archives as ISO 16363:2012 Audit and Certification of Trustworthy Digital Repositories [17].

The accompanying ISO 16919 standard: Requirements for bodies providing audit and certification of candidate trustworthy digital repositories, has been published very recently and now the ISO organization needs to be set up in the different countries, including the training of national auditors.

Thus, an aspect of the approval process for caBIG repositories that needs to be addressed through agreements and/or auditing is the assurance that information in the repository meets the definitions of the appropriate risk level – for example de-identified data under the HIPAA safe harbor.

We have addressed some of the sub-requirements of guideline repositories in the Introduction: security and management of user privileges, version control and audit trail of changes, and searchable content (possibly assisted by controlled vocabularies).