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ARTICLE · 23 JANUARY 2019

NFA's Amended Cybersecurity Guidance Includes New Incident Reporting Requirement

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Following other regulators, the National Futures Association (NFA) recently amended its cybersecurity guidance to, among other things ...

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Following other regulators, the National Futures Association (NFA) recently amended its cybersecurity guidance to, among other things, impose a new cybersecurity incident reporting requirement on members.

Cybersecurity Incident Reporting. According to the amended guidance, members will be required to report to NFA any cybersecurity incident related to the member's commodity interest business that resulted in (i) any loss of customer or counterparty funds, (ii) any loss of a member's own capital, or (iii) the member making a notification to customers or counterparties under state or federal law (notably this part of the guidance does not include notification under foreign law, like the European Commission's General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR)). Although the amended guidance does not define cybersecurity incident, it provides the following nonexhaustive list of examples: data loss, unauthorized access, malicious code, denial of service, ransomware attack and

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