CAL-MAINE FOODS INC
For the period ended May 30, 2026. Filed Jul 22, 2026.
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FY2026 · Filed Jul 22, 2026
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Item 1C. Cybersecurity
Risk Management
and Strategy
We
understand
the importance
of cybersecurity
and its
role in
the success
of the
depend on
the effective
use of
our information
systems
in order to
properly
serve our
manage
our business and
track and
report
our
results.
Our
team
risks
from
threats
in
the
implementation
and
execution
of
our
We
consider
and
assess
the
risks
from
threats
as
part
of
our
overall
risk
process
using the National
Institute
of Standards
and
(“NIST”) Cybersecurity
Framework.
In order to identify, assess
and manage material
risks
arising from cybersecurity
threats, we maintain
internal resources to monitor
and quickly
respond
to such
threats. We
perform vulnerability
scans and
testing designed
to test the effectiveness
of
our
We
engage
third
-party
service
to
assist
in
the
of
our
over
our
systems
through audit
and
consulting services
to
test the
design
and
of security
controls.
We
continually monitor
our systems to detect and
identify cybersecurity
threats. Prior to contracting
with third-party
vendors,
we
perform risk assessments
of the vendors
and require the
vendors to manage
cybersecurity risks to our business
as well
as
notify
us of
any
or
known
risks.
We
also
require
our
to
complete
training
to
their
awareness
of and
sensitivity
to
These
training
include
the
identification
of
such
threats
and
the proper
responses
to a
beach
that
aligns with our adopted
has developed
a response process in the event of a cybersecurity
incident.
The process includes
the cooperation of
team
and our
team
to properly
detect
and
respond
These responses
include
of
the
impact
and
materiality
of
the
incident,
and
matters,
and
mitigation
of
actual
or
damage
to
our
systems
or
arising
from
the
incident.
Mitigation
are
to respond to any
potential cybersecurity
breach in order to continue
to effectively
serve our customers
and conduct
our
with
as
little
as
practicable.
The
team
reviews
the
response
process
periodically
to ensure
that
it is
to be effective
and
to encompass
current or new cybersecurity
As of July 22, 2026, we are
no
t aware of any risks from cybersecurity threats, including as a result of prior cybersecurity
incidents,
that
have
materially affected
or that
we believe
are reasonably
affect
the Company,
including our
strategy,
results
of
or
See
for
further
about
risks
from
Governance
The Board
is responsible
for the
oversight
process for identifying
and mitigating
risks related
to cybersecurity
On a quarterly basis, the Director
provides a report to the Audit Committee
regarding ongoing
processes
to improve
and update
our current
protocols,
new cybersecurity
threats,
assessments,
and any
recent cybersecurity
The
Audit
will make
the Board aware
of any
it deems necessary
or appropriate
in order for the
Board
to effectively
oversee the
risk management
and
strategy.
The
and
the
team
he
manages
are
responsible
for
the
and
of our
systems, including
the assessment,
identification
and management
of risks from cybersecurity
Together,
the
and his
team
have over
150 years
of experience
in the
technology and
environment.
Our
Chief Financial Officer
, to whom the Director of Information
Technology reports, has served as Chief Financial
Officer
and
a Board
member
since 2018
and
has
over 40
years of
risk management
experience.
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