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Regulators not taking their foot off the pedal
While the government efficiency crusade is slashing federal oversight and trimming bureaucracy, regulatory enforcement looks like it remains strong — but timing is key.
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Raytheon to pay $8.4m to resolve cybersecurity false claims allegations
The DOJ alleged that Raytheon failed to develop a cybersecurity plan that would enable assessment of a network it utilized for government contracts.
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Podcast: LSEG’s Anna Rosenberg contemplates the regulatory road ahead
GRIP’s US Content Manager Julie DiMauro spoke to Anna Rosenberg, Senior Manager for Government Relations at LSEG in NY.
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CFTC’s Johnson highlights cyber collaboration amid NIST, CISA cuts
Staff reductions at NIST and CISA raise some concerns about cohesive cybersecurity collaboration.
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SIFMA C&L 2025: Mapping the future of financial markets regulation
We kick off coverage of the recent SIFMA C&L conference with a report on SEC Acting Chair Mark Uyeda’s opening remarks.
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SEC plans to cut regional office directors as part of cost scrutiny
The SEC is poised to eliminate directors across 10 regional offices, sources say.
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“Do not give Musk access to sensitive data,” politicians warn US regulators
Eyebrows have been raised over Elon Musk’s attempt to access federal payment systems and other sensitive information.
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David Sacks to serve as crypto and AI tsar in new Trump administration
The role is advisory, but will still play a key part in shaping regulatory policies.