The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has adopted new rules for Cybersecurity Risk Management, Governance, and Incident Disclosure, mandating transparent and timely disclosure of cyber risks and incidents to the public. Organizations must now disclose material cyber incidents within four days of determining their criticality, outline their processes for assessing and managing material risks, and provide board oversight for cyber risk management. To comply with these new rules, organizations must have in place processes, plans, and policies for identifying, assigning criticality to incidents, mitigating weaknesses, and remediating vulnerabilities. The SEC's new rules introduce a balancing act between transparency and security, which may pose challenges for companies, but also provide opportunities for hackers and security experts to help organizations expand their security capabilities quickly.