SEC's New Data Breach Disclosure Rules: What You Need to Know in 2024

A new rule from the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) requires public companies to report data breaches within four business days of determining them to be "material." Currently, companies take around 80 days to report incidents, but the new rule aims to expedite the process and provide more transparency. The ambiguity of what constitutes a "material" cybersecurity incident poses a challenge, as determining severity may require internal review. The rule also mandates that companies provide more details about the nature, scope, and timing of incidents. The goal is to increase awareness and prompt quicker responses to data breaches, which have become increasingly common and impactful.
- Here's Why You'll Hear About a Lot More Data Breaches in 2024 Gizmodo
- As the SEC’s new data breach disclosure rules take effect, here’s what you need to know TechCrunch
- SEC disclosure rule for 'material' cybersecurity incidents goes into effect CyberScoop
- CFOs are under the gun as the SEC's new 4-day data breach disclosure window goes into effect Fortune
- SEC Shares Important Clarifications as New Cyber Incident Disclosure Rules Come Into Effect SecurityWeek
Reading Insights
0
0
2 min
vs 3 min read
75%
419 → 105 words
Want the full story? Read the original article
Read on Gizmodo