New SEC breach disclosure regulations will make balancing cybersecurity and compliance even more challenging for public companies. Consolidating all log information in a centralized, AI-enabled repository can provide the advanced analytics and decision-support capabilities needed to meet many of the regulation requirements, discusses George Gerchow of Sumo Logic.
Organizations often view cybersecurity as a balance between technology, resources, budgets, and regulatory compliance. The U.S. Security and Exchange Commission (SEC) recently announced cybersecurity disclosure and reporting regulations, making juggling this act much harder for public companies.
The new SEC rules are designed to provide investors with ‘more consistent, decision-useful disclosures of cybersecurity incidents from public companies. To remain in compliance, companies will need to refine both their short-term threat response readiness and ongoing disclosure and governance capabilities.
Security log management and analytics will be a cornerstone of these initiatives. Consolidating all log information in a centralized, AI-enabled repository provides the…
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