The FCC's New Submarine Cable Security Regime: What Changes on 25 September—and What Comes Later
The FCC's submarine cable security order has a September 2026 general effective date, but many operational requirements remain delayed indefinitely. Here's what takes effect and what remains pending.
The U.S. Open Banking Rule Is Being Rewritten. What Happens to Consumer Consent?
As the CFPB reconsiders Section 1033, explore what changing open banking rules could mean for consumer consent, disclosures and version control.
SEC's New Accounting Enforcement Unit: The Evidence Question Beyond Approved Wording
The SEC has launched a new accounting enforcement unit. We explore the separate evidence question: can firms prove what was approved and communicated?
SEC proposes default e-delivery: why digital communications still need control and evidence
The SEC has proposed default electronic delivery for certain regulatory information. We examine what it could mean for communication control, delivery and audit evidence.
Why US Regulated Communications Need More Than Approved Wording
Customer emails, PDFs and disclosures in US regulated businesses need more than approved wording. Learn why approval history, version control and audit evidence matter.