and 2016 won t be viewed as something isolated. this is something that will be sustained over time. that was the intelligence veteran, former head mike rogers, warning that back in february not enough was was beig enough to deter electronics attacks by russia or anyone else for that matter. david sanger is with us, national correspondent for the times and shared in three pulitzers at the paper and the perfect weapon: war, sabotage and fear in the cyber age in actual bookstores tomorrow. it goes on sale on the web if we re still at this in a couple of minutes it will open up. welcome to you. great to be back with you, brian. i m opening the page. i dog eared and one particular sentence. while the americans ditherred, the russians feasted.
mike rogers warning back in february not enough was being done to deter electronic attacks by russia or by anyone else for that matter. david sanger is with us in our studio tonight. he is national security correspondent for the times. in his spare time, he shared if three plitse erpulitzers at the. the perfect weapon: war, sabotage, and fear in the cyber age. it s in actually bookstores tomorrow. it goes on sale on the web if we re still at this in a couple of minutes it will open up. welcome to you. great to be back with you, brian. i m opening the page. i dog eared and one particular sentence. while the americans dithered, the russians feasted. you were talking about the dnc hack but it seems to me that s the thesis statement for the whole book. i have a dual question. how would we react to being under attack were this in normal times? how would it feel like in
perfect weapon: war, sabotage and fear in the cyber age in actual bookstores tomorrow. it goes on sale on the web if we re still at this in a couple of minutes it will open up. welcome to you. great to be back with you, brian. i m opening the page. i dog eared and one particular sentence. while the americans ditherred, the russians feasted. how would we react to being under attack were it in normal times and feel like in america? and number two, how have we raised our game? we have raised the game but the attacks and the attack space because we have connected everything to the internet has increased faster than we have been able to raise the game. this is a book about how countries have come to the conclusion that cyber is the main way to undercut their adversaries. it s stealthy, hard to figure out where it came from. can be highly targeted. unlike a nuclear weapon in that regard and the best part of all, we have raised the game but the attacks and the attack space because we
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