Today on behalf of everyone at Atlantic Council, on behalf of people who pulled this altogether so its to you for everything you are doing in our Cyber Statecraft Initiative for the launch of this crucially important report. People standing at podium say things like crucially important here it really is. Hacking the election, lessons from the defcon voting village. Here the Atlantic Council we operate under the entry nation of working together to secure the future. This has meant Service Later because of theco fount of the Atlantic Council were there at the creation. One of the people who helped found this was dean acheson wrote the book. We see that order as being under threat and we see one of the things thats most under threat in the order we created is the advance in the protection and the security of democracies. We believe and stable, prosperous world depends on building and sustaining a democracy. Depends on the sanctity of the vote. In recent years this fundamental court to our
Topic in the technicalities involved in the topics that people definitely recognized that this is a threat and this will only become an increasing threat as we move into a more interconnected digital age. We can talk about the internet of things or all of our devices Start Talking to one another, driverless cars. As we put more stuff into the cloud and are connected to each other that increases potential areas that can be attacked and we can continue to grow and Leverage Technology for good that we have to begin with security and how we protect that information. Guest another issue you have been active on congressman is something called the arrangement. Thereve been talks recently. Administration officials have gone to vienna and tried to list some of these export control restrictions for cybersecurity countries that have you done any update on how those talks went and is not what would you like to see as the ideal outcome . Will would be the final thing you would like to see happen to
Because this government has a fine record in terms of what weve done in humanitarian support. Its education, girls and others around the world and in helping people access to prep water and resources they need. But it is free trade that underpins our growth. We will be the Global Leader in free trade, if we could is also the best antipoverty policy for those countries. I will be and im ashamed, unashamedly will go out there and get the message that we im sorry the labour party is turning its back on something that is let to the prosperity of the United Kingdom. May i congratulate my right arm of a friend on her emphatic support for free trade . In the European Union we currently run a deficit with the of the 27 Member States. According to the office of National Statistics of 62 billion a year. However, we run a surplus for the same goods and services with the rest of the world of over 30 billion which went up by about 10 billion last year alone. Will my right honorable friend continue
No option to negotiate with another station of the same network because of the little individual fiefdoms that have been created by the broadcast networks. Host do you foresee a day when mctv is simply an isp . Guest boy, you know, im proud to say our Third Generation leadership is installed at mv tv now. My mvtv now. My daughter joined us a couple years ago. I think thats a problem shell have to deal with, but i dont think thatll happen probably during my end tenure or lifetime. Host bob gessner, matt polka of the american cable association, this has been the communicators on cspan. Guest thanks, peter. Cspan, created by americas Cable Companies 35 years ago and brought to you as a Public Service by your local cable or satellite provider. Today the American Enterprise institute and the Markel Foundation host a discussion on expanding opportunities in the digital economy. Thats live at 1 30 p. M. Eastern. And the Senate Returns at 3 p. M. For general speeches, at 5 debate begins to com
We could have done so make cool, great things but all these ethical blogs, all these things keeping us from the, sort of like this attitude is, like this profit driven world and all these kinds of things have kept us from exploring incredible possibilities. Like if we could and views that curiosity precisely in this different way of approaching all this, which is like what new incredible societies could we get to if we harnessed our genius in a purposeful weight in that direction a . See what i mean . By turning it on its head. We really are out of time but if you have a last comment from the panel i would welcome the chance. Short sweet comment. Spill i totally get what your talking about because ive seen a. Ive seen it over and over again. The biggest opportunity for biocurious 2010 was getting equipment together, getting maybe 1 million worth of Lab Equipment that we bought for 20,000. That was the opportunity. That opened it up to lets say a couple thousand people, a couple thousan