Industry Groups Urge SEC to Reconsider Cyber Disclosure Rule

Key stakeholders advocate for a more balanced approach to cybersecurity regulations that promote transparency without stifling innovation.

Highlights:

  • Industry groups are calling for the SEC to reevaluate its proposed cyber disclosure rule.
  • Stakeholders express concern that the rule could hinder innovation in the financial sector.
  • A balanced approach to cybersecurity regulations is urged to foster transparency and protect consumer interests.

In light of recent proposals by the SEC regarding cybersecurity disclosure, various industry groups are voicing their concerns over the potential impact of such regulations on innovation. They argue that while transparency is crucial, the approach must not compromise the ability of firms to adapt and grow in the digital landscape. Advocates call for a reevaluation of the rule to ensure it meets the needs of all stakeholders while safeguarding consumer trust. This ongoing dialogue highlights the delicate balance between regulation and innovation in today’s rapidly evolving financial ecosystem.

Megan Clarke
Megan Clarke
Megan Clarke is a financial reporter and commentator with a focus on fintech startups, open banking, and the transformation of the UK’s financial services industry.

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