SEC nails advisory firm after records compromised - INVESTMENT NEWS

An investment advisory firm in St. Louis was forced to pay $75,000 to settle charges after hack of a third party where data was held.  The SEC fine was largely attributed to the firm not having a cyber/data security incident plan in place.  This action not only serves as a reminder to the need for such preparedness but also sheds light on risks associated with vendors, physical or electronic.  MORE

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