
SEC Reopens Comment Period for RIA Investment Custody Rule
The regulator also announced a new proposal to increase transparency and disclosures for private fund managers such as private equity and hedge funds.

New SEC Cybersecurity Rule a ‘Business Problem,’ Not Just IT or Legal, According to Experts
The new disclosure requirements for public companies will require time and resources to meet cybersecurity needs.

SEC Requires Public Companies to Disclose Cybersecurity Data
Annual reports must include information on the issuer’s cybersecurity management and governance, and they must disclose material incidents within 4 business days.

The PLANADVISER Interview: Tina Anstett, Senior ERISA Counsel, Smart
A senior counsel who consults on ERISA fiduciary issues and IRS and DOL audits discusses the state of artificial intelligence regulation in the retirement plan business.

Moveit Hack Brings Vendor Assessment to Forefront
SPARK Institute members provide guidance on how advisers can both prepare for and respond to participant data concerns stemming from nationwide breach.

Fidelity Latest Victim of MoveIt Hacks via Vendor PBI
PBI Research Services announced that more than 371,000 customers at client Fidelity had personal data exposed in the breach.

How to Protect Retirement Savings Online
Individuals should register on their recordkeeper’s website and regularly monitor online retirement accounts, according to the DOL’s Lisa Gomez.

Does Swing Pricing Have a Time Zone Problem?
Several House Democrats expressed concern to SEC officials that a hard close at 4 p.m. Eastern time would discriminate against investors on Pacific time.

Experts: Plan Committees Need Consistent Focus on Cybersecurity
Communicating digital safeguards to participants and engaging IT teams are key, experts said at the PLANSPONSOR National Conference.

Are Your Clients Insured Against Cyber Threats?
Experts share tips for how plan sponsors can protect themselves from the increasing threat of cybersecurity attacks and evolving litigation.

CalPERS, CalSTRS Hit By Third-Party Cybersecurity Breach
The public employee retirement systems are working to notify people with exposed accounts.

IAA: SEC’s Pending Adviser Proposals Are Redundant, Inconsistent
A letter from the industry association outlines what it calls overlap and inconsistencies between them.

SEC Cyber Proposals Receive Mixed Feedback From Industry
Many comments offered tepid support for the SEC’s goal and asked for greater flexibility in reporting and rule harmonization.

Retirement Clearinghouse Issues Alert of IRA Data Breach
Firm alerts more than 10,000 people to watch out for identify theft after Social Security and IRA numbers may have been exposed.

Who’s to Blame?

Proposed SEC Cybersecurity Rule Requires Prompt Notice to Prevent Contagion
The SEC reopened the comment period on its cybersecurity rule last week, in part so advisers can take more time to consider its interactions with other rules.

SEC Looks to Overhaul Regs SCI, SP
The SEC’s proposed updates would expand the institutions subject to various data security requirements and strengthen data breach notification requirements.

SEC Reopens Comment Period for Proposed Cybersecurity Rules
The rules from the February 2022 proposal include new recordkeeping requirements, and industry actors requested more time to review them.

Personalization Push Heightens Need for Advisers to Vet Cybersecurity
As advisers seek more participant personalization from retirement recordkeepers, they also need to ramp up their focus on cybersecurity from providers, according to industry participants.
