Many Company Hacks Go Undisclosed to SEC Despite Regulator Efforts

The majority of cyberattacks on companies aren’t disclosed to the SEC despite the regulator’s efforts to boost such reporting

About 90% of known cyber incidents at public companies went undisclosed in regulatory filings in 2018, according to an analysis by the office of Securities and Exchange Commission

member Robert Jackson, a Democrat. That’s down from 97% in 2017, before the SEC put out guidance that spelled out how public companies should disclose hacks that could be damaging...

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