Security Slice: The SEC and Connecting Security to the Business ...

May 23, 2013 9:00 am Published by Eva Hanscom

The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission is currently reviewing whether public companies should divulge more information on cyber-attacks and risks that impact their networks to their investors.

Will the SEC guidelines help companies connect security to their businesses?

Listen to Episode 77 of our Security Slice podcast and hear Tim Erlin and Dwayne Melan?on discuss how?the evolution of PCI can inform any decisions the SEC might make on further disclosures, why information security needs common metrics similar to those used in the financial industry, and why you cannot legislate common sense.

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Tags: Connecting Security to the Business, disclosure, Information Security, Metrics, Podcast, Regulatory Compliance, SEC, Securities and Exchange Commission

Categories: Connecting Security to the Business, Podcast

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