SEC Cyber 8-K Screener
6 of 8 incidents need action: next Item 1.05 8-K (INC-2026-012) due 2026-10-05 (in 7 business days); 2 filings overdue; 2 incidents awaiting a materiality determination.
Determined material 2026-09-14 (Monday); four business days later (weekends and federal holidays excluded) is 2026-09-18 (Friday). No 8-K is recorded as filed; 2026-09-18 to 2026-09-24 is 4 business day(s) late.
Method1Materiality is a legal judgment (TSC Industries v. Northway; Basic v. Levinson): the score organizes the factors; the company's determination date, not the score, starts the clock.
2Quantitative factors (2 points each): estimated impact at least 0.5% of revenue, 0.5% of total assets or 0.5% of market cap; downtime of 24 hours or more; 100,000 or more records. These are benchmarks, not SEC thresholds.
| Incident | Issue | Detail |
|---|---|---|
| INC-2026-014 | Item 1.05 8-K overdue | Determined material 2026-09-14; the 8-K was due 2026-09-18 and is 4 business ... |
| INC-2026-014 | AG delay requested, not yet granted | A delay only applies once the Attorney General determines the risk and notifi... |
| INC-2026-011 | Item 1.05 8-K overdue | Determined material 2026-08-20; the 8-K was due 2026-08-26 and is 20 business... |
Incident timeline and impact facts
Materiality assessment, filing deadline and an 8-K draft (Form 8-K Item 1.05 drafts, Filing deadlines calendar, Materiality factors (CSV))
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