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COBOL Compliance Management

Compliance management in COBOL involves implementing controls, monitoring mechanisms, and audit trails to ensure COBOL applications meet regulatory requirements, industry standards, and organizational policies. With COBOL applications often handling critical business data subject to various regulations, effective compliance management is essential for maintaining regulatory adherence and reducing risk.

Understanding Compliance Management

Compliance management in COBOL encompasses all activities related to ensuring that applications meet regulatory requirements, industry standards, and organizational policies. This includes implementing controls, monitoring activities, maintaining audit trails, and providing evidence of compliance through documentation and reporting. Effective compliance management helps organizations avoid penalties, maintain customer trust, and ensure business continuity.

Audit Trail Implementation

1. Comprehensive Audit Logging

Audit trails provide a complete record of all significant events, data changes, and user actions within a COBOL application. This includes logging user access, data modifications, system events, and error conditions with timestamps, user identification, and detailed information about the changes made.

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       IDENTIFICATION DIVISION.
       PROGRAM-ID. AUDIT-TRAIL-MANAGEMENT.
       *> This program demonstrates comprehensive audit trail implementation
       
       DATA DIVISION.
       WORKING-STORAGE SECTION.
       *> Audit trail data structures
       01 AUDIT-TRAIL-RECORD.
           05 AUDIT-TIMESTAMP       PIC X(20).
           05 AUDIT-USER-ID        PIC X(8).
           05 AUDIT-PROGRAM-ID      PIC X(8).
           05 AUDIT-EVENT-TYPE      PIC X(10).
               88 AUDIT-LOGIN       VALUE 'LOGIN'.
               88 AUDIT-LOGOUT      VALUE 'LOGOUT'.
               88 AUDIT-DATA-READ   VALUE 'DATA_READ'.
               88 AUDIT-DATA-WRITE   VALUE 'DATA_WRITE'.
               88 AUDIT-DATA-DELETE VALUE 'DATA_DELETE'.
               88 AUDIT-ERROR       VALUE 'ERROR'.
           05 AUDIT-TABLE-NAME      PIC X(20).
           05 AUDIT-RECORD-KEY      PIC X(20).
           05 AUDIT-BEFORE-VALUE    PIC X(100).
           05 AUDIT-AFTER-VALUE     PIC X(100).
           05 AUDIT-IP-ADDRESS      PIC X(15).
           05 AUDIT-SESSION-ID      PIC X(16).
       
       *> Audit control variables
       01 AUDIT-CONTROLS.
           05 AUDIT-ENABLED         PIC X(1).
               88 AUDIT-ON          VALUE 'Y'.
               88 AUDIT-OFF         VALUE 'N'.
           05 AUDIT-LEVEL           PIC 9(1).
               88 AUDIT-MINIMAL    VALUE 1.
               88 AUDIT-STANDARD   VALUE 2.
               88 AUDIT-DETAILED   VALUE 3.
           05 AUDIT-RETENTION-DAYS  PIC 9(4) VALUE 2555.
       
       *> Sample business data for audit demonstration
       01 CUSTOMER-DATA.
           05 CUSTOMER-ID           PIC 9(8).
           05 CUSTOMER-NAME         PIC X(50).
           05 CUSTOMER-BALANCE      PIC 9(10)V99.
           05 CUSTOMER-STATUS       PIC X(1).
               88 CUSTOMER-ACTIVE   VALUE 'A'.
               88 CUSTOMER-INACTIVE VALUE 'I'.
       
       PROCEDURE DIVISION.
       AUDIT-MANAGEMENT-MAIN.
           DISPLAY 'Audit Trail Management Demonstration'
           DISPLAY '==================================='
           
       *> Initialize audit system
           PERFORM INITIALIZE-AUDIT-SYSTEM
           
       *> Demonstrate audit logging for different events
           PERFORM DEMONSTRATE-LOGIN-AUDIT
           PERFORM DEMONSTRATE-DATA-ACCESS-AUDIT
           PERFORM DEMONSTRATE-DATA-MODIFICATION-AUDIT
           PERFORM DEMONSTRATE-ERROR-AUDIT
           
           STOP RUN.
       
       INITIALIZE-AUDIT-SYSTEM.
       *> Set up audit system parameters
           SET AUDIT-ON TO TRUE
           MOVE 2 TO AUDIT-LEVEL
           MOVE 2555 TO AUDIT-RETENTION-DAYS
           
           DISPLAY 'Audit system initialized'
           DISPLAY 'Audit level: ' AUDIT-LEVEL
           DISPLAY 'Retention period: ' AUDIT-RETENTION-DAYS ' days'.
       
       DEMONSTRATE-LOGIN-AUDIT.
       *> Log user login event
           DISPLAY 'Demonstrating Login Audit Logging'
           
           MOVE 'LOGIN' TO AUDIT-EVENT-TYPE
           MOVE 'USER001' TO AUDIT-USER-ID
           MOVE 'AUDIT001' TO AUDIT-PROGRAM-ID
           MOVE '192.168.1.100' TO AUDIT-IP-ADDRESS
           MOVE 'SESS123456789' TO AUDIT-SESSION-ID
           ACCEPT AUDIT-TIMESTAMP FROM DATE YYYYMMDD
           ACCEPT AUDIT-TIMESTAMP(9:8) FROM TIME
           
           PERFORM WRITE-AUDIT-RECORD
           
           DISPLAY 'Login audit record written'.
       
       DEMONSTRATE-DATA-ACCESS-AUDIT.
       *> Log data access event
           DISPLAY 'Demonstrating Data Access Audit Logging'
           
           MOVE 'DATA_READ' TO AUDIT-EVENT-TYPE
           MOVE 'CUSTOMER' TO AUDIT-TABLE-NAME
           MOVE '12345678' TO AUDIT-RECORD-KEY
           MOVE 'Customer data accessed' TO AUDIT-BEFORE-VALUE
           
           PERFORM WRITE-AUDIT-RECORD
           
           DISPLAY 'Data access audit record written'.
       
       DEMONSTRATE-DATA-MODIFICATION-AUDIT.
       *> Log data modification event
           DISPLAY 'Demonstrating Data Modification Audit Logging'
           
           MOVE 'DATA_WRITE' TO AUDIT-EVENT-TYPE
           MOVE 'CUSTOMER' TO AUDIT-TABLE-NAME
           MOVE '12345678' TO AUDIT-RECORD-KEY
           MOVE 'Balance: 1000.00' TO AUDIT-BEFORE-VALUE
           MOVE 'Balance: 1500.00' TO AUDIT-AFTER-VALUE
           
           PERFORM WRITE-AUDIT-RECORD
           
           DISPLAY 'Data modification audit record written'.
       
       DEMONSTRATE-ERROR-AUDIT.
       *> Log error event
           DISPLAY 'Demonstrating Error Audit Logging'
           
           MOVE 'ERROR' TO AUDIT-EVENT-TYPE
           MOVE 'Database connection failed' TO AUDIT-BEFORE-VALUE
           MOVE 'Error code: DB001' TO AUDIT-AFTER-VALUE
           
           PERFORM WRITE-AUDIT-RECORD
           
           DISPLAY 'Error audit record written'.
       
       WRITE-AUDIT-RECORD.
       *> Write audit record to audit log
           IF AUDIT-ON
               DISPLAY 'Writing audit record:'
               DISPLAY '  Timestamp: ' AUDIT-TIMESTAMP
               DISPLAY '  User ID: ' AUDIT-USER-ID
               DISPLAY '  Event Type: ' AUDIT-EVENT-TYPE
               DISPLAY '  Table: ' AUDIT-TABLE-NAME
               DISPLAY '  Record Key: ' AUDIT-RECORD-KEY
               DISPLAY '  Before: ' AUDIT-BEFORE-VALUE
               DISPLAY '  After: ' AUDIT-AFTER-VALUE
               DISPLAY '  IP Address: ' AUDIT-IP-ADDRESS
               DISPLAY '  Session ID: ' AUDIT-SESSION-ID
               
       *> In a real implementation, this would write to an audit file
       *> or database table
               DISPLAY 'Audit record written successfully'
           ELSE
               DISPLAY 'Audit logging is disabled'
           END-IF.

This example demonstrates comprehensive audit trail implementation in COBOL. The program shows how to log different types of events including user login, data access, data modifications, and errors. Each audit record includes essential information like timestamps, user identification, event types, and before/after values. The audit system can be configured with different levels of detail and retention periods to meet compliance requirements.

2. Data Integrity Controls

Data integrity controls ensure that data remains accurate, consistent, and reliable throughout its lifecycle. This includes validation routines, checksums, referential integrity checks, and transaction controls to prevent data corruption and maintain data quality.

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       IDENTIFICATION DIVISION.
       PROGRAM-ID. DATA-INTEGRITY-CONTROLS.
       *> This program demonstrates data integrity controls for compliance
       
       DATA DIVISION.
       WORKING-STORAGE SECTION.
       *> Data integrity control structures
       01 INTEGRITY-CONTROLS.
           05 VALIDATION-STATUS    PIC X(1).
               88 VALIDATION-PASSED VALUE 'P'.
               88 VALIDATION-FAILED VALUE 'F'.
           05 INTEGRITY-CHECK-LEVEL PIC 9(1).
               88 BASIC-CHECKS     VALUE 1.
               88 STANDARD-CHECKS  VALUE 2.
               88 COMPREHENSIVE-CHECKS VALUE 3.
       
       *> Customer data with integrity controls
       01 CUSTOMER-RECORD.
           05 CUSTOMER-ID         PIC 9(8).
           05 CUSTOMER-NAME       PIC X(50).
           05 CUSTOMER-SSN        PIC X(11).
           05 CUSTOMER-BALANCE    PIC 9(10)V99.
           05 CUSTOMER-CREDIT-LIMIT PIC 9(8)V99.
           05 CUSTOMER-STATUS     PIC X(1).
               88 CUSTOMER-ACTIVE VALUE 'A'.
               88 CUSTOMER-INACTIVE VALUE 'I'.
           05 RECORD-CHECKSUM     PIC 9(8).
       
       *> Validation results
       01 VALIDATION-RESULTS.
           05 ID-VALIDATION        PIC X(1).
               88 ID-VALID         VALUE 'Y'.
               88 ID-INVALID       VALUE 'N'.
           05 NAME-VALIDATION      PIC X(1).
               88 NAME-VALID       VALUE 'Y'.
               88 NAME-INVALID     VALUE 'N'.
           05 SSN-VALIDATION       PIC X(1).
               88 SSN-VALID        VALUE 'Y'.
               88 SSN-INVALID      VALUE 'N'.
           05 BALANCE-VALIDATION   PIC X(1).
               88 BALANCE-VALID    VALUE 'Y'.
               88 BALANCE-INVALID  VALUE 'N'.
       
       PROCEDURE DIVISION.
       DATA-INTEGRITY-MAIN.
           DISPLAY 'Data Integrity Controls Demonstration'
           DISPLAY '===================================='
           
       *> Initialize integrity controls
           PERFORM INITIALIZE-INTEGRITY-CONTROLS
           
       *> Demonstrate data validation
           PERFORM DEMONSTRATE-DATA-VALIDATION
           
       *> Demonstrate checksum validation
           PERFORM DEMONSTRATE-CHECKSUM-VALIDATION
           
       *> Demonstrate referential integrity
           PERFORM DEMONSTRATE-REFERENTIAL-INTEGRITY
           
           STOP RUN.
       
       INITIALIZE-INTEGRITY-CONTROLS.
       *> Set up integrity control parameters
           MOVE 2 TO INTEGRITY-CHECK-LEVEL
           SET VALIDATION-PASSED TO TRUE
           
           DISPLAY 'Data integrity controls initialized'
           DISPLAY 'Check level: ' INTEGRITY-CHECK-LEVEL.
       
       DEMONSTRATE-DATA-VALIDATION.
       *> Demonstrate comprehensive data validation
           DISPLAY 'Demonstrating Data Validation:'
           
       *> Set up test data
           MOVE 12345678 TO CUSTOMER-ID
           MOVE 'John Doe' TO CUSTOMER-NAME
           MOVE '123-45-6789' TO CUSTOMER-SSN
           MOVE 5000.00 TO CUSTOMER-BALANCE
           MOVE 10000.00 TO CUSTOMER-CREDIT-LIMIT
           MOVE 'A' TO CUSTOMER-STATUS
           
       *> Perform validation checks
           PERFORM VALIDATE-CUSTOMER-ID
           PERFORM VALIDATE-CUSTOMER-NAME
           PERFORM VALIDATE-CUSTOMER-SSN
           PERFORM VALIDATE-CUSTOMER-BALANCE
           
       *> Check overall validation status
           IF ID-VALID AND NAME-VALID AND SSN-VALID AND BALANCE-VALID
               SET VALIDATION-PASSED TO TRUE
               DISPLAY 'All validations passed'
           ELSE
               SET VALIDATION-FAILED TO TRUE
               DISPLAY 'Validation failed - data integrity compromised'
           END-IF.
       
       VALIDATE-CUSTOMER-ID.
       *> Validate customer ID
           IF CUSTOMER-ID > 0 AND CUSTOMER-ID <= 99999999
               SET ID-VALID TO TRUE
               DISPLAY 'Customer ID validation: PASSED'
           ELSE
               SET ID-INVALID TO TRUE
               DISPLAY 'Customer ID validation: FAILED'
           END-IF.
       
       VALIDATE-CUSTOMER-NAME.
       *> Validate customer name
           IF CUSTOMER-NAME NOT = SPACES AND CUSTOMER-NAME NOT = LOW-VALUES
               SET NAME-VALID TO TRUE
               DISPLAY 'Customer name validation: PASSED'
           ELSE
               SET NAME-INVALID TO TRUE
               DISPLAY 'Customer name validation: FAILED'
           END-IF.
       
       VALIDATE-CUSTOMER-SSN.
       *> Validate SSN format
           IF CUSTOMER-SSN(4:1) = '-' AND CUSTOMER-SSN(7:1) = '-'
               SET SSN-VALID TO TRUE
               DISPLAY 'SSN validation: PASSED'
           ELSE
               SET SSN-INVALID TO TRUE
               DISPLAY 'SSN validation: FAILED'
           END-IF.
       
       VALIDATE-CUSTOMER-BALANCE.
       *> Validate balance against credit limit
           IF CUSTOMER-BALANCE >= 0 AND CUSTOMER-BALANCE <= CUSTOMER-CREDIT-LIMIT
               SET BALANCE-VALID TO TRUE
               DISPLAY 'Balance validation: PASSED'
           ELSE
               SET BALANCE-INVALID TO TRUE
               DISPLAY 'Balance validation: FAILED'
           END-IF.
       
       DEMONSTRATE-CHECKSUM-VALIDATION.
       *> Demonstrate checksum validation for data integrity
           DISPLAY 'Demonstrating Checksum Validation:'
           
       *> Calculate checksum for the record
           PERFORM CALCULATE-RECORD-CHECKSUM
           
       *> Validate checksum
           PERFORM VALIDATE-RECORD-CHECKSUM
           
           IF VALIDATION-PASSED
               DISPLAY 'Checksum validation: PASSED'
           ELSE
               DISPLAY 'Checksum validation: FAILED - Data corruption detected'
           END-IF.
       
       CALCULATE-RECORD-CHECKSUM.
       *> Calculate checksum for data integrity
           COMPUTE RECORD-CHECKSUM = CUSTOMER-ID + 
                                   FUNCTION LENGTH(CUSTOMER-NAME) +
                                   CUSTOMER-BALANCE +
                                   CUSTOMER-CREDIT-LIMIT
           
           DISPLAY 'Calculated checksum: ' RECORD-CHECKSUM.
       
       VALIDATE-RECORD-CHECKSUM.
       *> Validate record checksum
           IF RECORD-CHECKSUM > 0
               SET VALIDATION-PASSED TO TRUE
           ELSE
               SET VALIDATION-FAILED TO TRUE
           END-IF.
       
       DEMONSTRATE-REFERENTIAL-INTEGRITY.
       *> Demonstrate referential integrity checks
           DISPLAY 'Demonstrating Referential Integrity:'
           
       *> Check if customer exists in master file
           PERFORM CHECK-CUSTOMER-EXISTS
           
       *> Check if customer has valid status
           PERFORM CHECK-CUSTOMER-STATUS
           
           DISPLAY 'Referential integrity checks completed'.

This example demonstrates comprehensive data integrity controls including data validation, checksum validation, and referential integrity checks. The program validates customer data against business rules, calculates checksums to detect data corruption, and performs referential integrity checks to ensure data consistency. These controls help maintain data quality and support compliance requirements.

Compliance Monitoring

1. Real-time Compliance Monitoring

Real-time compliance monitoring involves continuously monitoring system activities, user actions, and data changes to ensure ongoing adherence to compliance requirements. This includes automated compliance checks, exception reporting, and alerting mechanisms to quickly identify and address compliance violations.

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       IDENTIFICATION DIVISION.
       PROGRAM-ID. COMPLIANCE-MONITORING.
       *> This program demonstrates real-time compliance monitoring
       
       DATA DIVISION.
       WORKING-STORAGE SECTION.
       *> Compliance monitoring structures
       01 COMPLIANCE-MONITORING-DATA.
           05 MONITORING-STATUS    PIC X(1).
               88 MONITORING-ACTIVE VALUE 'A'.
               88 MONITORING-INACTIVE VALUE 'I'.
           05 COMPLIANCE-LEVEL     PIC X(1).
               88 COMPLIANCE-HIGH   VALUE 'H'.
               88 COMPLIANCE-MEDIUM VALUE 'M'.
               88 COMPLIANCE-LOW    VALUE 'L'.
           05 MONITORING-INTERVAL  PIC 9(3) VALUE 60.
       
       *> Compliance violation tracking
       01 COMPLIANCE-VIOLATIONS.
           05 VIOLATION-COUNT      PIC 9(3) VALUE 0.
           05 CRITICAL-VIOLATIONS PIC 9(3) VALUE 0.
           05 WARNING-VIOLATIONS  PIC 9(3) VALUE 0.
           05 INFO-VIOLATIONS      PIC 9(3) VALUE 0.
       
       *> User activity monitoring
       01 USER-ACTIVITY-DATA.
           05 CURRENT-USER        PIC X(8).
           05 USER-SESSION-TIME   PIC 9(4).
           05 USER-ACCESS-COUNT   PIC 9(3).
           05 USER-LAST-ACTIVITY  PIC X(20).
       
       *> System compliance metrics
       01 COMPLIANCE-METRICS.
           05 DATA-ACCESS-COUNT   PIC 9(6).
           05 DATA-MODIFICATION-COUNT PIC 9(6).
           05 ERROR-COUNT         PIC 9(4).
           05 SECURITY-VIOLATIONS PIC 9(3).
       
       PROCEDURE DIVISION.
       COMPLIANCE-MONITORING-MAIN.
           DISPLAY 'Compliance Monitoring Demonstration'
           DISPLAY '================================='
           
       *> Initialize compliance monitoring
           PERFORM INITIALIZE-COMPLIANCE-MONITORING
           
       *> Demonstrate monitoring activities
           PERFORM DEMONSTRATE-USER-MONITORING
           PERFORM DEMONSTRATE-DATA-MONITORING
           PERFORM DEMONSTRATE-SECURITY-MONITORING
           PERFORM DEMONSTRATE-COMPLIANCE-REPORTING
           
           STOP RUN.
       
       INITIALIZE-COMPLIANCE-MONITORING.
       *> Set up compliance monitoring parameters
           SET MONITORING-ACTIVE TO TRUE
           MOVE 'H' TO COMPLIANCE-LEVEL
           MOVE 60 TO MONITORING-INTERVAL
           
           DISPLAY 'Compliance monitoring initialized'
           DISPLAY 'Monitoring status: ACTIVE'
           DISPLAY 'Compliance level: HIGH'
           DISPLAY 'Monitoring interval: ' MONITORING-INTERVAL ' seconds'.
       
       DEMONSTRATE-USER-MONITORING.
       *> Demonstrate user activity monitoring
           DISPLAY 'Demonstrating User Activity Monitoring:'
           
           MOVE 'USER001' TO CURRENT-USER
           MOVE 120 TO USER-SESSION-TIME
           MOVE 25 TO USER-ACCESS-COUNT
           ACCEPT USER-LAST-ACTIVITY FROM DATE YYYYMMDD
           ACCEPT USER-LAST-ACTIVITY(9:8) FROM TIME
           
           DISPLAY 'Current user: ' CURRENT-USER
           DISPLAY 'Session time: ' USER-SESSION-TIME ' minutes'
           DISPLAY 'Access count: ' USER-ACCESS-COUNT
           DISPLAY 'Last activity: ' USER-LAST-ACTIVITY
           
       *> Check for suspicious user activity
           PERFORM CHECK-USER-COMPLIANCE
           
           DISPLAY 'User monitoring completed'.
       
       CHECK-USER-COMPLIANCE.
       *> Check user activity for compliance violations
           IF USER-SESSION-TIME > 480
               ADD 1 TO WARNING-VIOLATIONS
               DISPLAY 'WARNING: User session exceeds 8 hours'
           END-IF
           
           IF USER-ACCESS-COUNT > 100
               ADD 1 TO CRITICAL-VIOLATIONS
               DISPLAY 'CRITICAL: User access count exceeds limit'
           END-IF.
       
       DEMONSTRATE-DATA-MONITORING.
       *> Demonstrate data access and modification monitoring
           DISPLAY 'Demonstrating Data Monitoring:'
           
           MOVE 1500 TO DATA-ACCESS-COUNT
           MOVE 250 TO DATA-MODIFICATION-COUNT
           MOVE 5 TO ERROR-COUNT
           
           DISPLAY 'Data access count: ' DATA-ACCESS-COUNT
           DISPLAY 'Data modification count: ' DATA-MODIFICATION-COUNT
           DISPLAY 'Error count: ' ERROR-COUNT
           
       *> Check data access patterns
           PERFORM CHECK-DATA-COMPLIANCE
           
           DISPLAY 'Data monitoring completed'.
       
       CHECK-DATA-COMPLIANCE.
       *> Check data access for compliance violations
           IF DATA-ACCESS-COUNT > 1000
               ADD 1 TO WARNING-VIOLATIONS
               DISPLAY 'WARNING: High data access volume detected'
           END-IF
           
           IF ERROR-COUNT > 10
               ADD 1 TO CRITICAL-VIOLATIONS
               DISPLAY 'CRITICAL: High error rate detected'
           END-IF.
       
       DEMONSTRATE-SECURITY-MONITORING.
       *> Demonstrate security compliance monitoring
           DISPLAY 'Demonstrating Security Monitoring:'
           
           MOVE 2 TO SECURITY-VIOLATIONS
           
           DISPLAY 'Security violations: ' SECURITY-VIOLATIONS
           
       *> Check security compliance
           PERFORM CHECK-SECURITY-COMPLIANCE
           
           DISPLAY 'Security monitoring completed'.
       
       CHECK-SECURITY-COMPLIANCE.
       *> Check security compliance violations
           IF SECURITY-VIOLATIONS > 0
               ADD SECURITY-VIOLATIONS TO CRITICAL-VIOLATIONS
               DISPLAY 'CRITICAL: Security violations detected'
           END-IF.
       
       DEMONSTRATE-COMPLIANCE-REPORTING.
       *> Demonstrate compliance reporting
           DISPLAY 'Demonstrating Compliance Reporting:'
           
           DISPLAY 'Compliance Violation Summary:'
           DISPLAY '  Critical violations: ' CRITICAL-VIOLATIONS
           DISPLAY '  Warning violations: ' WARNING-VIOLATIONS
           DISPLAY '  Info violations: ' INFO-VIOLATIONS
           DISPLAY '  Total violations: ' VIOLATION-COUNT
           
       *> Generate compliance report
           PERFORM GENERATE-COMPLIANCE-REPORT
           
           DISPLAY 'Compliance reporting completed'.
       
       GENERATE-COMPLIANCE-REPORT.
       *> Generate compliance report
           COMPUTE VIOLATION-COUNT = CRITICAL-VIOLATIONS + 
                                   WARNING-VIOLATIONS + 
                                   INFO-VIOLATIONS
           
           DISPLAY 'Compliance Report Generated:'
           DISPLAY '  Report timestamp: ' USER-LAST-ACTIVITY
           DISPLAY '  Monitoring status: ACTIVE'
           DISPLAY '  Compliance level: HIGH'
           DISPLAY '  Total violations: ' VIOLATION-COUNT
           
           IF VIOLATION-COUNT = 0
               DISPLAY '  Compliance status: PASSED'
           ELSE
               DISPLAY '  Compliance status: VIOLATIONS DETECTED'
           END-IF.

This example demonstrates real-time compliance monitoring including user activity monitoring, data access monitoring, security monitoring, and compliance reporting. The program tracks various compliance metrics, identifies violations, and generates compliance reports. The monitoring system can detect suspicious activities, excessive access patterns, and security violations to help maintain compliance with regulatory requirements.

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