What is a DOJ approved computer security auditor?
An individual that conducts security audits on an Electronic Recording Delivery System (ERDS) for the purpose of 1) assessing the safety of the system; 2) verifying that the system is secure from vulnerabilities and unauthorized penetration; 3) ensuring ERDS operating procedures are in place and are being followed; and 4) that ERDS implementations have no capability to modify, manipulate, insert, or delete information in the public record. The Department of Justice, Electronic Recording Delivery System Program approves computer security auditors on the basis of significant experience in the evaluation and analysis of Internet security design, the conduct of security testing procedures, and specific experience performing Internet penetration studies. A County Recorder shall contract with, and obtain audit reports from a computer security auditor selected from a list of DOJ approved computer security auditors. This level of access requires fingerprints for a criminal record background ch
