The SEC has charged four public companies with misleading disclosures about cyber risks and intrusions.

With a year in the rearview mirror, security professionals are reflecting on the SEC cyber disclosure ruling.

As the 6-month mark of the SEC’s new cybersecurity disclosure regulations approaches, it’s a good time to reflect on the requirements.

In an era of increasing cyber threats and exponential data growth, it’s imperative that organizations understand how currently data security solutions are falling short. 

Threats such as cyberattacks, supply chain attacks, network intrusions, and ransomware are now an everyday occurrence, causing significant damage. 

Organizations have been working to adjust to the new SEC expectations with mixed results. 

In this edition of Security’s Top 5 from Security magazine, we showcase the top stories and new developments from across the security industry throughout November.

With the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) cybersecurity disclosure rule deadlines fast approaching, security leaders are sharing thoughts on the ruling and its effect on the industry.

A recent announcement by the SEC reveals SolarWinds Corporation and its CISO are facing charges for fraud and internal control failures relating to allegedly known cybersecurity risks and vulnerabilities related to a 2020 cyberattack.

Breach reporting has changed over the past year following the conviction of former Uber CSO Joe Sullivan for actively taking steps to hide a 2016 data breach.