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Feb 4. Webcast: What Every CFO, GC and CCO Needs to Know About Penetration Testing and Risk and Security Assessments
In addition to becoming a compliance prerequisite, so-called “penetration testing” and “risk and security assessments” also create added opportunities to: determine where cybersecurity vulnerabilities lie; remediate issues; improve processes; and beef-up enterprise security posture. The emerging penetration testing marketplace, however, is a chaotic morass, with a mishmash of consultant jargon painting varying doomsday scenarios and […]
March 1 Webcast – Insights and Observations on Post-Acquisition Disputes Involving Earnouts
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Securities Docket News Wire for January 24, 2016
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Securities Docket News Wire for January 23, 2016
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SEC Invests $18 Million to Further Modernize SEC.gov | Compliance Week
The SEC’s website — SEC.gov — is one of the federal government’s busiest websites, reportedly serving up more than 562 million page views every month. Earlier this month, Accenture Federal Services announced that the SEC has awarded it a $17.9 million contract to modernize and “create an improved user experience” for users of SEC.gov. via […]
Criminal Charges Stand in Father-Son Insider Case | Bloomberg BNA
Ex-Perella Weinberg Partners LP executive Sean Stewart lost his bid Jan. 19 to dismiss charges he tipped his father to inside information about pending mergers in the health-care sector. The U.S. District Court for the Southern District of New York rejected Stewart’s challenges to the indictment, including that the law of insider trading is unconstitutionally […]
Securities Docket News Wire for January 21, 2016
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Georgia man pleads guilty in big U.S. insider trading hacking case — Reuters
A trader from Alpharetta admitted to involvement in what U.S. authorities have called a more than $100 million international insider trading scheme that involved hacking into networks that distribute corporate news releases. Igor Dubovoy, 28, pleaded guilty on Wednesday to one count of conspiracy to commit wire fraud, according to U.S. Attorney Paul Fishman in New […]
Securities Docket News Wire for January 20, 2016
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