This morning we heard where we are today with cybersecurity. So, you know, my career in cybersecurity started when i joined the National Security agency and the offensive mission set and that gives you a perspective of how to defend against very advanced actors so the point of this panel this morning is to talk about the priorities but with a focus of how we resist attack. Okay . So on our panel today, we have a mix of commercial Sector Companies working with the government and a mix of government folks that are really focused on Important Missions and are critical to the National Security. In my opinion, given my experience i think offense always wins. And with that mindset, i want to take a look at what were doing today and how we can give you all Lessons Learned and some front line knowledge about things to take back to your organization and implement. This gets to the heart of the issue, though. Scaling. We all lots of systems. We are certainly dealing with a scale attack surface a
Taking our stuff. We have a mix of commercial Sector Companies working with the government and a mix of government folks that are focused on Important Missions and critical to our national security. In my opinion and given my experience i think offense always wins. With that mindset i want to look at what we can do today and Lessons Learned and front line knowledge things you can take back to your organization and implement. This gets to the heart of the issue, scaling. We have lolts of systems, we are certainly dealing with a scaled attack surface and dealing with adversaries getting more and more advanced and theyre more and more capable over the past five years. You can see here were focussed on i. T. Modernization, spending 95 billion. We have cyber spending going up close to 10 billion. Is it actually working . And we also have a growing talent gap. With these things, i want to put the panelists on the spot early this morning and kick it off. Everybody in two to five sentences or
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Have him go through the numbers. Good morning, welcome to squawk on the street. Im david faber, jim cramer is here live from the New York Stock Exchange Carl Quintanilla has the morning off. Look at futures, final trading day of the week as you see, what a week it has been when you talk about the markets, you see we are looking for a lower open, not dramatically lower, but lower. Ten year note yield, talk about a ride, lets look at the ten year note yield. I actually want to see where we are. Were below 17 again. Lets start with a stock want to do that or talk markets. I want to i want to talk about stocks you do . You chastised me for hyperbole. But the millennials think that uber is the most important stock of the market. Huge amount of work just on that. There it is theyll pay up for uber. Shares are down in the premarket, jim this after reporting what is the largest ever loss, the number 5. 2 billion slowest ever Revenue Growth as well, ride hailing company, incurring responses rel
We lost Kristen Gillibrand yesterday. How many more do we have to lose . Emma nine more will not make the debate stage out of the 20 candidates. That is what i wrote about today. David we are looking forward to the debate. Can people remain in this race if they do not make it onto the debate stage . They can but it will be hard. If they do not make it this debate in the october debate, it will be very difficult. Being on the debate stage is more than just debating off other candidates. It is about showing you are a viable candidate, expressing your platform and getting our message out. If you are not on their, it is going to be difficult for donors and primary voters who matter a lot at this stage to see you and feel like they should continue to support you. Vonnie you said the magic david you said the magic word, donors. When you have john delaney who has money in his own pocket and says he will stick it out and i will, who is best positioned and who is weakest on the money . Emma the