Among other revisions, EDGAR Next will phase out and ultimately eliminate the current EDGAR access codes used by filers, financial printers, and other filing agents to log in and make filings.

DFIN (NYSE: DFIN), the number one SEC filing agent for corporations and investment companies and a leading provider of ...

The SEC's goal with this change is to enhance security, transparency, and accountability in EDGAR filings by introducing new login credentials, account management, and authorization requirements.

The Securities and Exchange Commission approved a proposal from last year that, among other things, changes the EDGAR filing system from one login per company to one login per individual. This means ...

SEC Chairman Jay Clayton said in a statement late Wednesday that undisclosed parties gained access to the Electronic Data Gathering, Analysis, and Retrieval system, known as EDGAR, in 2016.