By agreeing on standardization, how to assess vulnerabilities, and reporting requirements, federal agencies and the vendor community can get the most from SBOMs.
The Securities and Exchange Commission last week proposed new cybersecurity rules for private equity firms that would essentially bring the segment of the financial industry more in line with other areas, including reporting cyber incidents.
The senators praised a number of new proposed cybersecurity rules from the SEC, but called for more, including a requirement for publicly traded companies to disclose to investors whether they have a cybersecurity expert on their board of directors and if not, provide an explanation for why.
Despite rapidly growing support from the U.S. financial community for stablecoin cryptocurrency, a new report from the Federal Reserve Bank raises questions about the potential risks of instituting a central bank digital currency (CBDC).
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