Friday, October 24. 2014
Preventing SSL Vulnerability POODLE From Compromising Your Security
Most of us in the Internet world have heard of the security bug called Heartbleed. Now, there is new threat called POODLE, which is also known as CVE-2014-3566. (For those of you who don’t know, CVE stands for “Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures”.) POODLE is an exploit that takes advantage of an SSL 3.0 vulnerability.
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Wednesday, October 15. 2014
Completely Integrate Your EDGAR Filing Software With Legato
With the release of version 4.1d of the GoFiler Family, you may have noticed the addition of a new menu on the File and/or Submission Ribbons (depending on which application you are running). These new menus contain “extensions” to the application, written and developed by Novaworks’ staff using an open scripting language called Legato.
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Monday, July 07. 2014
Materiality and Compliance
Last week, I represented Novaworks at the National Conference of the Society of Corporate Secretaries and Governance Professionals in Boston, Massachusetts. There were over 750 professionals in attendance with many public corporations (ranging from small companies to large accelerated companies) and law firms attending.
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Friday, June 20. 2014
Join Us At the 2014 National Conference of the Society of Corporate Secretaries
Novaworks is proud to be a sponsor for the 2014 National Conference of the Society of Corporate Secretaries and Governance Professionals taking place in Boston, June 25-28. This is our first year sponsoring the Society’s National Conference, and we’re looking forward to seeing you there!
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Wednesday, June 04. 2014
SEC To Approve 2014 US GAAP Taxonomy
The SEC will approve the US-GAAP 2014 Taxonomy on June 16th of this year. Because the EDGAR System will only accept XBRL reports that use the two most recent taxonomies released by FASB and approved for use by the SEC, this means that XBRL filings that use the US-GAAP 2012 Taxonomy will have the XBRL portion of the submission truncated when they are filed after June 16.
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Wednesday, May 14. 2014
Does the End of Windows XP Mean the End of N-SAR?
The answer is complicated and something that many investment companies and filing agents may not want to think about. While it doesn’t mean the end of your filing obligation, it could mean the end of the SEC’s N-SAR Software and that could spell trouble for your SEC filings.
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Friday, May 02. 2014
Form SD: What You Need to Know About the Conflict Minerals Rule
Back on April 14, 2014, the United States Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit issued a decision regarding the challenges to Exchange Act Rule 13p-1 and Form SD (National Association of Manufacturers, et al. v. SEC, et al., No. 13-5252, April 14, 2014). In their decision, the Court of Appeals rejected all of the challenges to the rule.
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