They removed those who were involved in those issues (obviously in response to the SEC) and, have been conservative and with sharing information in what are, IMO, infrequent news releases (in sharp contrast to previous management), also in what appears to be in deference to SEC concerns.
They have also continued to move forward (CWID, Trident, Elbit-Elisra, TAO, retaining auditiors, etc.) - all the acts of a company whose management apparently believes that they are complying with and following SEC rules and regulations.
New findings would indicate new violations, which just doesn't add up, IMO, with the effort that they have been putting forth to move forward and address SEC concerns.