According to Intelligize's recent report: "The Cyber Risk Disclosure Groundswell: Corporate Governance Response in the Specter of SEC Oversight," 1,680 companies - or 38% of all actively traded US public companies - cited cybersecurity as a risk factor in their Form 10-Ks and 10-Qs last year (2017) through October 31st - up significantly from 2012, but relatively flat with 2016. Disclosures by financial services and real estate sector companies reportedly comprise the majority, but disclosure by healthcare sector companies - specifically as relates to financial exposures - is trending up. The report further notes that the topic of cybersecurity is increasingly being raised on quarterly earnings calls, having increased in frequency by an astounding 597% since 2012.