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MOVEit is fully compliant with Food and Drug Administration (FDA) standards for timestamps as related to the auditing of medical information which may be transmitted via or placed at rest on MOVEit Transfer.
The MOVEit Transfer complete compliance statement follows.
(Maintained online here: http://www.fda.gov/ora/compliance_ref/part11/ )
N/A (MOVEit Transfer is not responsible for administrator/auditor training or the operating-system level synchronization of machine clocks.)
"You should implement time stamps with a clear understanding of what time zone reference you use. Systems documentation should explain time zone references as well as zone acronyms or other naming conventions. For example, the time zone reference might be a central point like Greenwich Mean Time, a point local to the computer where the activity linked to the time stamp occurs, or a point where the time stamp clock (e.g., a time stamp server) is located."
If enabled, MOVEit Transfer displays the difference between the server's time and Greenwich Mean Time (commonly expressed as GMT +/- HH:MM). This field is visible on the LOWER LEFT side of the screen in the web interface and as a "welcome banner" when signing onto the web server.
"You should take steps to ensure that date and time expressions are clearly understood throughout an organization."
MOVEit Transfer uses AM/PM to designate times and uses a date format of "MM/DD/YYYY"
"Audit trail and signature time stamps should be precise to the hour and minute."
MOVEit Transfer is accurate to the second in its audit trail.
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