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https://www.sec.gov › news › press-release › 2022-39

https://www.sec.gov › news › press-release › 2022-39
SEC.gov | SEC Proposes Rules on Cybersecurity Risk Management, Strategy …
9 mars 2022The proposed amendments are intended to better inform investors about a registrant’s risk management, strategy, and governance and to provide timely notification to investors of material cybersecurity incidents. The proposing release will be published on SEC.gov and in the Federal Register. The comment period will remain open for 60 days following publication of the proposing release on the SEC’s website or 30 days following publication of the proposing release in the Federal …

https://www.sec.gov › news › press-release › 2022-20

https://www.sec.gov › news › press-release › 2022-20
SEC.gov | SEC Proposes Cybersecurity Risk Management Rules and …
9 févr. 2022Additionally, the proposal would set forth new recordkeeping requirements for advisers and funds that are designed to improve the availability of cybersecurity-related information and help facilitate the Commission’s inspection and enforcement capabilities. The proposal will be published on SEC.gov and in the Federal Register. The public comment period will remain open for 60 days following the publication of the proposing release on the SEC’s website or 30 days following the …

https://www.sec.gov › news › press-release › 2022-82

https://www.sec.gov › news › press-release › 2022-82
SEC.gov | SEC Extends Comment Period for Proposed Rules on Climate …
9 mai 2022The Securities and Exchange Commission today announced that it has extended the public comment period on the proposed rulemaking to enhance and standardize climate-related disclosures for investors until June 17, 2022. The SEC also announced that it will reopen the comment periods on the proposed rulemaking to enhance private fund investor protection and on the proposed rulemaking to include significant Treasury markets platforms within Regulation ATS for 30 days.

https://advocacy.sba.gov › 2022 › 04 › 20 › sec-requests-comments-on-cybersecurity-disclosure-rules

https://advocacy.sba.gov › 2022 › 04 › 20 › sec-requests-comments-on-cybersecurity-disclosure-rules
SEC Requests Comments on Cybersecurity Disclosure Rules
20 avr. 2022The comment period closes May 9, 2022. Read the Federal Register notice and submit comments. The public may also submit comments by email to rule-comment@sec.gov. Email comments should include File Number S7-09-22 in the subject line. Advocacy Contact: Send an email to Meagan Singer at meagan.singer@sba.gov or call (202) 921-4843. SEC

https://www.radicalcompliance.com › 2022 › 05 › 19 › comments-on-sec-cyber-proposal

https://www.radicalcompliance.com › 2022 › 05 › 19 › comments-on-sec-cyber-proposal
Comments on SEC Cyber Proposal – Radical Compliance
19 mai 2022The public comment period for those proposals closed last week, and compliance officers have a bundle of interesting points to ponder. The SEC received dozens of comments, and to no surprise feedback was all over the map. Most commenters did support the commission’s basic goal of giving investors a better sense of how companies are handling their risks around cybersecurity; which at least gives the SEC political cover to move ahead with some sort of final regulation. (Compared …

https://www.sec.gov › rules › proposed.shtml

https://www.sec.gov › rules › proposed.shtml
SEC.gov | SEC Proposed Rules
Comments Due: June 13, 2022. Comments received for S7-02-22 and S7-03-22 are available for this proposal. Submit comments on S7-02-22. Submit comments on S7-03-22. Federal Register version (87 FR 29059) See Also: Press Release No. 2022-82; Proposed Rules Release No. 34-94062 and IA-5955. 34-94615.

https://advisory.kpmg.us › articles › 2022 › sec-cybersecurity-disclosures-reg-alert-mar-2022.html

https://advisory.kpmg.us › articles › 2022 › sec-cybersecurity-disclosures-reg-alert-mar-2022.html
Cybersecurity: SEC Proposals for Public Company Reporting … – KPMG
The SEC is seeking public comments on the proposed rules. The SEC states the public comment period will remain open for 30 days following the publication of the proposal in the Federal Register, or May 9, 2022 (60 days after publication on the SEC’s website), whichever period is longer.

https://www.cooley.com › news › insight › 2022 › 2022-03-15-sec-proposes-sweeping-cybersecurity-disclosure-framework

https://www.cooley.com › news › insight › 2022 › 2022-03-15-sec-proposes-sweeping-cybersecurity-disclosure-framework
SEC Proposes Sweeping Cybersecurity Disclosure Framework
16 mars 2022The SEC is soliciting comments on the proposed rules. The comment period will be open until the later of 30 days after the proposing release is published in the Federal Register or May 9, 2022 (60 days from the date that the rules were proposed). Interested parties can submit comments here. Background

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SEC proposes requiring public companies to disclose cybersecurity …
14 mars 2022The public comment period will remain open until May 9, 2022, or 30 days following publication of the proposing release in the Federal Register, whichever period is longer. Considerations in light of the proposed rules As described below, the SEC’s proposed rules ultimately come down to: (1) governance, (2) risk management and (3) disclosure.

https://www.sec.gov › comments › s7-04-22 › s70422.htm

https://www.sec.gov › comments › s7-04-22 › s70422.htm
Comments on Cybersecurity Risk Management for Investment … – SEC.gov
12 avr. 2022Submitted Comments. ( Click here for meetings with SEC officials) May 9, 2022. Hope M. Jarkowski, New York Stock Exchange. May 3, 2022. Pickard Djinis and Pisarri LLP. Apr. 29, 2022. United States Senators Jack Reed, Mark R. Warner, Catherine Cortez Masto, Kevin Cramer, Susan M. Collins, Angus S. King, Jr., and Ron Wyden. Apr. 26, 2022.