SEC scraps proposed cybersecurity rules for investment advisers, market participants
The SEC had proposed the now-scrapped rules over concerns that financial advisers and securities-market participants— like investment funds and clearing agencies— weren’ t taking cybersecurity seriously enough, leaving their computer systems vulnerable to intrusions that could cost vast sums of money or profoundly undermine confidence in the U.S….
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