SEC seeks dismissal of SolarWinds cyber-disclosure case

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21.11.2025 10:05

Last updated

21.11.2025 10:05

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The SEC asked a New York federal court to voluntarily dismiss its SolarWinds enforcement case, moving to end a long-running fight tied to the 2020 supply-chain attack. The joint motion was filed on November 20, 2025 by the SEC, SolarWinds, and CISO Timothy G. Brown. The case had centered on allegations of misleading cybersecurity disclosures, fraud, and internal control failures after the compromise attributed to APT29.

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