United States · Local legal framework

Cybersecurity is now a leadership responsibility.
U.S. disclosure requirements put cyber risk on the board’s agenda.

Laws differ across jurisdictions. Organizations within scope must identify obligations, document risk, test controls and maintain evidence. The selected country determines the legal framework shown below.

United States · U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission

SEC • Cybersecurity disclosures

In force · 2023-09-05

Reporting companies must disclose material cyber incidents and describe cyber risk management and governance.

Business impact

Connect materiality assessment, escalation and investor disclosure with board oversight.

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United States · CISA / DHS

CIRCIA • Reporting rulemaking

Draft / rulemaking in progress

The statute directs CISA to establish reporting requirements for covered critical infrastructure entities.

Business impact

Prepare incident identification and reporting workflows; monitor the final rule and its effective date.

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United States · National Institute of Standards and Technology

NIST CSF 2.0

Standards and guidance Published guidance · 2024-02-26

A risk management framework organized around Govern, Identify, Protect, Detect, Respond and Recover.

Business impact

Use profiles and outcomes to prioritize improvements and communicate risk.

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