New SEC Rules: Key Cybersecurity and Board Considerations
Event summary
The Securities and Exchange Commission’s finalized rules on cybersecurity – including that public companies disclose material incidents within four days – will have significant implications. Speakers from Lockton and Cooley looked at the impact of these regulations, how to organize and prepare your organization, and what to expect from insurers.
Cooley cyber/data/privacy partner David Navetta and public companies special counsel Asa Henin spoke alongside Lockton’s Kaitlin Upchurch, senior vice president, cyber and technology practice leader, Deb Hirschorn, US cyber and technology claims leader, and Mark Weintraub, senior vice president, insurance and claims counsel.
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