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Laughing at Cybersecurity: A Comedic Twist on New SEC Rules
The SEC’s new cybersecurity rules are ruffling feathers, even up north. Canadian issuers, you’re in the spotlight. You’ve got until September 2023 to report cyber incidents within four days and show us your risk management process. It’s like the SEC is handing out “to-do” lists and setting curfews. Welcome to the SEC Cybersecurity Rules Implications, eh?
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In a not-so-surprising move, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has rolled out new rules for cybersecurity. These rules have a surprising twist, though—they're aimed at our friendly neighbors to the north: Canadian Issuers. This is like your neighbor deciding to build a 10-foot fence and then telling you that you need to paint your side. But hey, when it comes to cybersecurity, we all need to pitch in, eh?Already a member? Log in here