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A third area is controlling changes to the financial software systems, so that we can prove that we're not altering the functionality or correctness of them without some level of control over those changes. Fortunately, Scrum (and most all agile processes) already provide a pretty good level of scope control via the product backlog and sprint backlog. I think we'd have to provide some more ceremony around backlog change, like sign offs or something, to provide the auditor with the evidence that changes are not being made without controls.