Secure Identity Services Accreditation Corp., a nonprofit subsidiary of the Mortgage Bankers Association, has announced the accreditation of KPMG LLP as auditor for identity management compliance of mortgage industry standards.KPMG becomes the first auditor to receive a SISAC accreditation. SISAC said it develops and promotes minimum ID management standards, such as insurance and liability limits, by accrediting credential service providers that meet mortgage industry requirements. "With these accreditations we are now one step closer to the establishment of single sign-on for users, electronically automated processes, and embedded security that provides real assurance of privacy, integrity, and nonrepudiation of electronic records and transactions," said Jim Anderson, Freddie Mac's director of information systems and co-chair of the MBA's Security Workgroup. SISAC board member Bill R. Frazer, chief financial officer of L.J. Melody & Co., said the accreditation of KPMG "tells the mortgage industry -- both residential and commercial -- that digital transactions are moving into the mainstream."
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