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3 resources to help with the SEC’s cybersecurity ruling on incident reporting
28 Feb 2024There’s been a lot of buzz in recent months regarding the new US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) cybersecurity ruling involving incident resporting. Check out the following resources I created for the folks at web application and API vulnerability scanning vendor Probely. We help you cut through the noise and understand what really matters in the context of incident reporting/response and, especially, its impact on overall application security.
- SEC Cybersecurity Ruling – What you need to know in the context of appsec (on-demand webinar)
- Your Next AppSec Steps for the SEC Cybersecurity Disclosure Requirements
- Does Engineering Leadership Now Own Legal and Business Accountability for the SDLC?
For additional resources on how you can improve your appsec program, go here for nearly 200 other pieces of content I’ve put together over the years on the subject of web and mobile application security.
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