On July 26, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission adopted new rules regarding public companies’ reporting of (i) cybersecurity incidents, (ii) policies and procedures for identifying and managing cybersecurity risks and (iii) management and board roles in implementing cybersecurity policies and procedures. Read on for details about the new rules and recommended next steps for reporting companies.

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Photo of David S. Wolpa David S. Wolpa

David concentrates his practice on securities, mergers and acquisitions and general corporate matters, representing clients in a wide variety of industries. His experience includes representing public and private companies in offerings of securities and mergers and acquisitions transactions.

Photo of Andrew Konia Andrew Konia

Andrew’s practice is singularly focused on protecting clients’ businesses and data, anticipating disputes, and strengthening their competitive position in the marketplace.

Photo of Latasha James Latasha James

Tasha’s practice focuses on securities and capital markets. Prior to law school, Tasha worked for a variety of insurers handling claims for individuals, corporations and Virginia municipalities. While in law school, Tasha served as student advocate on the Honor Council and was article…

Tasha’s practice focuses on securities and capital markets. Prior to law school, Tasha worked for a variety of insurers handling claims for individuals, corporations and Virginia municipalities. While in law school, Tasha served as student advocate on the Honor Council and was article & comments editor of Law Review.

Photo of Elizabeth Jones Elizabeth Jones

Elizabeth represents public and private companies in securities transactions, mergers and acquisitions, and general corporate matters. She has experience representing issuers and underwriters in a range of securities offerings and transactions, including Rule 144A and registered offerings of debt securities (including investment-grade securities…

Elizabeth represents public and private companies in securities transactions, mergers and acquisitions, and general corporate matters. She has experience representing issuers and underwriters in a range of securities offerings and transactions, including Rule 144A and registered offerings of debt securities (including investment-grade securities and structured products) and offerings of preferred stock. She also has experience establishing and updating various continuous offering programs.