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Lenin Lopez talks about the SEC's new regulations around communicating cyber breaches.

SHRM references Woodruff Sawyer's compliance alert about the 2024 health plan affordability threshold drop.

Yelena Dunaevsky comments on why the Better IPO is an example of how a SPAC can go wrong.

Lenin Lopez's Insight "Making It Personal: SEC Issues Wells Notices Against SolarWinds’ CFO and CISO" was reposted on InfoSecSherpa’s weekly roundup.

Benefits Link picks up Woodruff Sawyer's latest compliance alert "IRS Issues Affordability Percentage Adjustment for 2024"

Kristina Keck's Insight "How to Attract and Retain Employees with Student Debt Benefits" is featured in Salary.com's Compensation & Pay Equity Law Review newsletter.

David Anderson pens a primer for CISOs and Information Security leaders about the questions to ask about a cyber insurance policy.

Gil Isidro's blog post on bump-up exclusions is referenced in Legal Dive's article about a key case, where policyholders succeeded in getting insurers to cover claims despite policy language excluding "inadequate or effectively decreased" amounts because of ambiguous language.

Jim Tolliver on the reputational risks carriers face with changes to renewals and rate increases.

Priya Huskins talks about D&O risk prevention as security class action settlements become more expensive.