In context: The US Securities and Exchange Commission was created after the Wall Street crash of 1929, with the primary purpose of enforcing the rule of law to avoid market manipulation. In an increasingly digital world, however, the biggest threat to markets and shareholders are cybersecurity incidents.
Editor's take: Automotive semis are transitioning from the near-anarchy of dozens of independent vendors selling hundreds of discrete parts to platforms powering cars' major systems. Great news for the big analog companies, if they can make the leap to digital.