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SEC charges ICE, affiliates with cybersecurity rule violations

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The SEC accused ICE of causing its nine wholly owned subsidiaries to fall foul of Reg SCI.

The financial technology company that owns and operates several of the world’s largest stock exchanges and clearinghouses – including the New York Stock Exchange – has agreed to pay $10m to settle charges that it failed to properly respond to a 2021 cyber intrusion. 

The SEC said in its cease-and-desist order

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