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Master the SEC's Latest Cybersecurity Regulation: 5 Questions Answered

Practical tips for CISOs and senior leadership teams to address the new SEC regulations in 2023

The SEC’s cybersecurity regulations are approaching. While many CISOs are uncomfortable with the regulatory requirements, there is little time to dwell on them before moving to implementation.

Join Ed Amoroso, Former CSO at AT&T and founder of TAG InfoSphere, and Gaurav Banga, CEO at Balbix, for a discussion on SEC’s cybersecurity regulation. Ed and Gaurav have had hundreds of conversations with US public company CISOs and senior executives about the new SEC regulations.

What questions does the webinar answer?
  • What is top of mind for CISOs right now?
  • How do they operationalize the 4-day disclosure rule?
  • What needs to go into 10K & 8K filings?
  • What do mature vs. less mature companies need to do?
What is an 8K?

An 8K report refers to a form used by publicly traded companies in the United States to notify investors and the SEC of unscheduled material events that are important to shareholders or might affect the share price. Such events may include acquisitions, bankruptcy, the resignation of directors, or changes in a company’s financial condition, among others. The company must file an 8-K within four business days for most events.
What is an 10K?

A 10K report, on the other hand, is an annual report that publicly traded companies are required to file with the SEC. The 10K offers a comprehensive overview of the company’s business and financial condition and includes audited financial statements, management’s discussion and analysis of financial condition and results of operations, disclosures about market risk, and internal controls.
Master the SEC's latest Cybersecurity Regulation: 5 Key Questions Answered

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