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SEC Crashes the Party: Navigating New Cybersecurity Deadlines Without Spilling Your Cocktail
SEC’s new rule is shaking up the dinner party: meet Cybersecurity Risk Management. In a world where a digital slip could mean financial dip, companies must now report breaches in four days flat. As we toast to the IT teams finally getting their due, remember:…
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Guess who's coming to dinner at the SEC? That's right, it's our old friend Cybersecurity! With the new SEC requirements in effect, companies now have a new party guest they can't ignore, even if they wanted to. In a world where digital boo-boos could mean financial bye-byes, the SEC is demanding more transparency than ever. Just remember: A stitch in cyber time saves nine, or in this case, maybe a few million dollars and your company's reputation.Already a member? Log in here