Just a quick bit on passcode. We launched in february of this year. We bring some of the biggest issues facing the internet. If you were here this morning, youll agree this is one of them. We hope youll come to more of them, especially in october where we have a full slate of them here in d. C. We hope youll listen to our podcast. Subscribe to our newsletter. This is clearly an issue where it seems like theres this immovable force about National Needs and Law Enforcement being im sorry, immovable object, unstoppable forceover technology and business. Were here to figure out how to move this ahead. How to move this discussion passed what seems like the past. So let me welcome in brett hanson from dell. Bret is the executive director of dell Data Security. Is your mic on . Sounds good. Its on. Its on. Umhmm. Is it going . Good, good. You guys provide a sweet of conduct. Little devices, cloud, everything in between. Channel functions in the software industry. So weve had, in this town, we
On a regular basis, well, yeah, but that person backs up to the cloud. The problem with that is what we found in our investigations is that most people dont do that regularly. Most people dont do that on a regular basis. They may not do it at all. You can clearly turn that feature off. At the same time we also see in the course of investigations that the very tech savvy criminal also can find out if automatic backups are occurring or if for some reason that information is being diverted in some way off of a particular device. And so we have to be able to, i think, account for that as well in the course of our investigations. And last question we have yes . I have a question from twitter. Great. From a good friend of the fbi at the aclu. Im going to paraphrase what came in here so it comes out in a Family Friendly manner. No, im just kidding. This question is effectively does the fbi use encryption on its own on classified emails sent to other organizations . And how can the fbi engage
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Blackmail diplomacy and the like. And i think i agree with you that a partnership is needed to do that. So my hypothetical is, in a strengthened partnership would we be more proactive and could we attack the north strategy, that is certainly continuing, to create and stability in northeast asia. Days, whenever i listen i learn new language. Now seungjo coming out so often find i admire your wisdom. Thanks, dave. Where to start with north korea . Its not a government in a sense, and im telling you things you already know. You have served their much more than i did. Its a government unlike any other government in the world. Its desperately hard to deal with and they are more they are more of a criminal cartel holding half of korea hostage. Nobody, we criticize the chinese for valuing we fall into the same category. Defeating their strategy in one vulnerability is, whats it called, 05 course on the, the luxury goods . 39. Sometime in the past, we sanctioned boggle delta asia and that had
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