Security chiefs nationwide found solace in a federal judge’s recent gutting of the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission’s civil fraud lawsuit against SolarWinds, a case that marked the first time the regulator took a public company to court over its handling of a cyberattack.

The turn of events has drawn varied reactions from legal and security experts. While some see the dismissal as a blow to the SEC’s efforts to police companies’ cybersecurity practices, they’re not expecting regulators to back off their quest to force firms to provide greater transparency about their cybersecurity risks and how they’re managing them.