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SEC lacks in configuration management, says OIG
The Securities and Exchange Commission hasn't kept its cybersecurity documentation up to date, resulting in it not conducting baseline control configuration scans and not meeting other requirements
SEC IT systems vulnerable
A Sterling, Va., company hired by the Securities and Exchange Commission office of inspector general to search for cybersecurity control vulnerabilities in the agency's information technology systems
IG: SEC has 'deficiencies in nearly every aspect' of HSPD-12 implementation
Compliance at the Securities and Exchange Commission with a governmentwide mandate to issue employees and contractors smart identity cards has been lacking, finds the SEC inspector general. In a
SEC slow with patch management, says IG report
It took the Securities and Exchange Commission at least 18 months to install service pack 3 on its Microsoft XP operating system computers, says an annual review of SEC Federal Information Security
SEC wants realtime database for market trades
The Securities and Exchange Commission wants a real-time database of trade exchanges in order to keep pace with new technology and trading patterns. Currently, there is no comprehensive single
Schapiro: The SEC will never match private sector tech
The Securities and Exchange Commission will always be outclassed in technology by the firms it seeks to regulate, SEC Chairman Mary Schapiro said while testifying April 28 before the Senate
SEC proposes Python adoption
The Securities and Exchange Commission has a proposal that would revise rules regarding the offering process, disclosure and reporting for asset-backed securities by, among other provisions,
SEC porn investigations titillate media and politicians
The online porn-viewing habits of Securities and Exchange Commission employees were back in the news in recent days as the media and politicians capitalized on the story of salacious doings at the
