Значения термина disclose cyber на английском

Securities industry rules require companies to disclose cyber breaches to investors.

Last year, the SEC released guidance that encouraged public companies to disclose cyber threats to investors.

Currently, standards for when companies must disclose cyber attacks are governed by a patchwork of state regulations.

The new guidance says that companies should disclose cyber security risks that have not yet been targeted by hackers.

In 2011, the SEC released guidance to help companies better determine when and how to disclose cyber security events.

It requires financial firms to take measures to protect networks and customer data from hackers and disclose cyber events to regulators.

Securities industry rules require companies disclose cyber breaches to investors and the SEC has investigated firms over whether they should have reported incidents sooner.

Some companies do not disclose cyber breaches because they feel they were not material, said Dmitri Alperovitch, founder and chief technology officer of CrowdStrike.

Securities industry rules require companies to disclose cyber breaches to investors and the SEC has investigated firms over whether they should have reported incidents sooner.