Today we are discussing the japansouth korea trade dispute. Its obviously a a very sensit, a very difficult issue between two countries that are critically important to the United States as allies, as Economic Partners, as fellow democracies, and as friends. You will notice the title of event includes ramifications and the path forward. I emphasize forward because the current dispute is due in part to events that have taken place months or years or decades or centuries ago. But rather than dwelling on those issues, we want to identify away from for both cos and in the three countries including the United States to move forward. Now, the current dispute is part of a a cyclical pattern that ss to research every few years, and each time it felt to those officials and experts working that each time was the worst. But i think all of us now have seen that this time is very different. In the past the economic and the security realms seemed exempt and, indeed, they were moderating or mitigatin
Deserves a lot of credit. Thats the federal agency that is tasked with helping local election jurisdictions run secure, robust, useable elections. Over time, their testing procedures have gotten better and more sound. The trick is any Computer Security person will tell you testing only gets you a certain level of confidence. There is always going to be ways to get around it. Some of the things im not so confident about are things like tamperevident tape. We put these numbered seals over seams of the Voting Machines and if you try to hack your way in and get in there and mess with the brains inside, you have to pull that piece of tape up. It will it looks like it has been messed with. It says, void, void, void. Typically, a heat gun, something that anybody thats been in a shop class, is all you need to lift that tape without disturbing it. Plenty of examples like bad keys that are not as good. I think the fact that we have been a little rigorous about saying, please dont ever do network
Deserves a lot of credit. Thats the federal agency that is tasked with helping local election jurisdictions run secure, robust, useable elections. Over time, their testing procedures have gotten better and more sound. The trick is any Computer Security person will tell you testing only gets you a certain level of confidence. There is always going to be ways to get around it. Some of the things im not so confident about are things like tamperevident tape. We put these numbered seals over seams of the Voting Machines and if you try to hack your way in and get in there and mess with the brains inside, you have to pull that piece of tape up. It will it looks like it has been messed with. It says, void, void, void. Typically, a heat gun, something that anybody thats been in a shop class, is all you need to lift that tape without disturbing it. Plenty of examples like bad keys that are not as good. I think the fact that we have been a little rigorous about saying, please dont ever do network
Deserves a lot of credit. Thats the federal agency that is tasked with helping local election jurisdictions run secure, robust, useable elections. Over time, their testing procedures have gotten better and more sound. The trick is any Computer Security person will tell you testing only gets you a certain level of confidence. There is always going to be ways to get around it. Some of the things im not so confident about are things like tamperevident tape. We put these numbered seals over seams of the Voting Machines and if you try to hack your way in and get in there and mess with the brains inside, you have to pull that piece of tape up. It will it looks like it has been messed with. It says, void, void, void. Typically, a heat gun, something that anybody thats been in a shop class, is all you need to lift that tape without disturbing it. Plenty of examples like bad keys that are not as good. I think the fact that we have been a little rigorous about saying, please dont ever do network
Deserves a lot of credit. Thats the federal agency that is tasked with helping local election jurisdictions run secure, robust, useable elections. Over time, their testing procedures have gotten better and more sound. The trick is any Computer Security person will tell you testing only gets you a certain level of confidence. There is always going to be ways to get around it. Some of the things im not so confident about are things like tamperevident tape. We put these numbered seals over seams of the Voting Machines and if you try to hack your way in and get in there and mess with the brains inside, you have to pull that piece of tape up. It will it looks like it has been messed with. It says, void, void, void. Typically, a heat gun, something that anybody thats been in a shop class, is all you need to lift that tape without disturbing it. Plenty of examples like bad keys that are not as good. I think the fact that we have been a little rigorous about saying, please dont ever do network