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The idea of a birth certificate is not too far off the mark.

You're going to need a piece of paper authorizing access as of a certain
date anyway.  We generated a whole slew of access papers (with a common
starting date and signatures) upon SOX implementation and have been
adding to the file ever since.  This includes a list of exceptions for
super users like "MANAGER.SYS".

You might as well fall back on that.  There is no requirement that the
user-creation-date be machine generated (at least not that I'm aware
of.)

If the user exists "on paper" but the user does not exist on the system
then obviously, the request was "denied" or not processed.  That should
pass an audit.  (You could add an out-of-state phone book as an example
other users not on the system.)

If the "on paper" user also exists on the system, then all is well.

If the user exists on the system but the "paper" user does not, "then"
you have cause for shame.

Tracy Johnson
Measurement Specialties, Inc. 

BT







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> -----Original Message-----
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> [mailto:[log in to unmask]] On Behalf Of Art Bahrs
> Sent: Friday, July 15, 2005 2:37 PM
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> Subject: Re: [HP3000-L] Date of creation of an MPE user
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> 
> Hi All :)
>     This seems to be a question from an auditor.... ie "I 
> need to sample 25 of hte users you created accounts (ie 
> System Accesses) for this year"  ...
> 
>      The best answer for this is to refer to the logs/System 
> Access Requests that are submited when your users ask for 
> accounts and go from there ... :) If not ... looked like 
> either Alfredo or Wirt's answers are
> definitely going to get you the answer :) hehehe   Tho' 
> note.... that the
> hospital records are not necessarily accurate for the early 
> '60's for the State of Oregon...  :) take that from personal 
> experience from fililng for a 'Eyes Only' Security clearance 
> and background check :)
> 
> Art "Gonna discuss this in Presentation #5033 at HP World :) " Bahrs
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> If at your site you happen to have a policy that each user is 
> also provided with a home group of their own, then you could 
> deduce their creation date indirectly by looking at the 
> creation date of their corresponding group.  The other 
> indirect method would require having access to the system log 
> files for the entire year and parsing out the "newuser" commands.
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