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SEC’s Cybersecurity Leap: A Hilarious Take on the Financial Industry’s New Gymnastic Moves in Regulation Olympics
Get your popcorn ready, the ‘SEC Proposed Cybersecurity Rules’ Olympics are about to begin! Picture the SEC as a determined gymnast, leaping toward tighter financial sector security with proposed changes to Regulation S-P, new rules for ‘Market Entities’, and even an expanded Regulation SCI routine.…
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Get ready for the Cybersecurity Olympics, folks! The SEC is pulling up its socks and taking a major leap in securing the financial services industry. From proposed changes to Regulation S-P, to new rules and forms for "Market Entities", the SEC is leaving no stone unturned in its mission to tighten cybersecurity and privacy controls. Oh, and did we mention they're also expanding the scope of Regulation SCI? It's like watching a gymnast going for that perfect 10! Let's hope they stick the landing.Already a member? Log in here