SEC Names Christopher Hetner as Senior Advisor on Cybersecurity

By Bruce Carton2016-06-02T15:45:00

Just two weeks after SEC Chair Mary Jo White identified cybersecurity as the "biggest risk facing the financial system," the SEC further strengthened its focus in this area by naming Christopher R. Hetner to the newly-created position of Senior Advisor to the Chair for Cybersecurity Policy.

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