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Langevin Defends SEC Proposal to Require Cyber Incident Reports

Representative Jim Langevin (D-RI) has spoken in support of proposed new SEC regulations that would require public companies to disclose cyber incidents, arguing that the new rules are not in conflict with the new incident reporting law he has also supported. The new legislation offers protection from liability when incidents are reported to CISA, promising that such reports won’t be published and generally can’t be used against companies. The regulation would require covered entities to publicly disclose the incidents themselves.

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