In the quest for cyber clarity, every detail matters. One missed spot can leave your view compromised.
Join us to learn how the SEC's new framework is impacting SEC registrants and how companies are addressing cyber incidents.
Get the latest insights on Cybersecurity Risk Management & Incident Disclosure Rules from leading legal experts in our free, Intelligize-sponsored CLE* webinar. During the webinar, presenters from Mayer Brown will break down key elements of the new cybersecurity disclosure landscape.
Session attendees will:
• Learn about disclosure rules related to cybersecurity risks and incidents
• Understand how to make materiality assessments and evaluate Form 8-K disclosures
• Understand the implications for how companies respond to cyber incidents with examples
*CLE is approved or in the process of approval for CLE credit. The type of credit allowed will be determined by the state governing MCLE Board. Contact cle@lexisnexis.com regarding state accreditation status.
NOTE: If you are licensed in New York, this content is appropriate for both newly admitted and experienced New York attorneys. Although this content is appropriate for all New York attorneys, newly admitted attorneys cannot earn skills CLE credit for the completion of the course when presented via webinar or webcast. (NY has issued a temporary ruling that newly admitted attorneys can receive Skills credit via webinar or webcast through June 30th, 2025 due to COVID-19.)
**Please note, recordings of CLE webinars are not eligible for CLE credit.
- Overview of the rules
- Making materiality assessments and evaluating Form 8-K disclosures
- The national security and public safety delay provision
- Implications for how companies respond to cyber incidents
- Disclosing a registrant’s processes for assessing, identifying, and managing material risks from cybersecurity threats
- Addressing cyber policies and procedures
- Board skillsets, oversight and other governance matters
- Sample disclosures
Stephen obtained his AB from Princeton University and earned his JD from Yale Law School.
Jennifer obtained her AB from Dartmouth College and earned her JD from the University of Pennsylvania Law School.
Liz spent over 11 years at the US Securities and Exchange Commission in the Division of Corporation Finance. She most recently served as Acting Director of the Office of Small Business Policy and previously served as Special Counsel to the Deputy Director of the Division.
Liz obtained her BA from Boston University and earned her JD from Duke University School of Law.
