The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has adopted a new rule requiring publicly traded companies to disclose cybersecurity incidents within four days of determining whether the breach is material to investors. Companies must periodically prove that they are taking steps to combat cyber threats.
In addition, the commission also put forward a rule requiring broker-dealers and investment advisors to address and remove any conflict of interest brought about by utilizing AI and predictive data analytics that puts their interests ahead of their clients.
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