Aug 8, 08:12 PM

SEC Imposes New Cybersecurity Requirements Amid Regulatory Changes

The SEC has imposed new cybersecurity requirements on broker-dealers, investment companies, registered investment advisers, and transfer agents. This move is part of a broader effort to enhance cybersecurity measures and protect sensitive financial data. Meanwhile, a New York Federal Court has refused to extend accounting controls requirements to cybersecurity controls, marking a significant decision in the ongoing debate over cybersecurity regulation.

#SEC #New York Federal Court

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Sources

Daily Law News@Legal_Alerts
2 years ago
FDIC Proposes Amendments to Its Change in Bank Control Act Regulations https://t.co/bLUBv4zZY1 | by @lathamwatkins
Tech Law News@Tech_Law
2 years ago
SEC Imposes New Cybersecurity Requirements on BrokerDealers, Investment Companies, Registered Investment Advisers, and Transfer Agents https://t.co/HKmxXQiuf6 | by @lathamwatkins
Nik@NikMilanovic
2 years ago
Will the US get new rules on brokered deposits? (@twifintech 8/9) https://t.co/MVOf4yUZtF

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