The right to pursue the owner or registrant of a domain name used to access an Internet site dedicated to infringing activities is also an excellent deterrent and will provide the means to bring action against such infringers or their allies.
While we understand that the SEC generally does not discuss specific disclosure or enforcement views with respect to a specific registrant, the Commission nevertheless requests, pursuant to section 203(b) of IRFA, 22 U.S.C. 6432a(b), that the SEC provide the Commission with the results of any such investigation.
Where disclosure is appropriate, the guidance suggests that are a number of key subjects that should be provided in the disclosure, including the potential costs and consequences to the registrant of the material cyber security risks, the number and severity of previous cyber incidents, and the existence of relevant insurance coverage.