Take a next analytical step with that information and look at all of that body of work, hundreds of thousands of indicators, hundreds of assistance visits and draw i from that the sort of information that can very well income Risk Management decisions inform Risk Management decisions. And weve said, look, from that body of work what are the tactics you most often see, what are the vulnerabilities most often exploited, what are the protective measures most often found lacking, what are the indicators that had been missed that could have could have madea difference. And the real purpose is not to solve cybersecurity. There are always going to be cyber actors who invest a ton of money and build capabilities, but you really want to begin to narrow the risk profile. When the window may have been opened this wide, some of the efforts need the narrow that, perhaps chase away some of the actors because the task is not as ease acitizen it was easy as it was once before. One of the sad realities
Providing weaponry to it the ukrainian government. The Prime Ministers statement yesterday mentioned that some nato partners were providing weaponry to ukraine. And i saw a list of five or six countries. The uk was not amongst them. Why not . The uk doesnt believe that there can be a military solution to the conflict in the ukraine. Ukrainian forces mad s made significant gains over a period of weeks after the incident. But we saw over the last two weeks that russia will not allow those gains to stand and that they were merely met with a response of further illegal incursion by formed russian units. We dont want to encourage the ukrainians to believe that there can be a military solution to this conflict. Other nato partners, norway, the United States, france, i think, other countries clearly take a different view. This is a bilateral issue. This is not a nato decision. Its a bilateral decision. The uk takes the view that it would not be able to supply military equipment given our own
Potential threats from russia as the war continues. Thank all of you who have been working so hard to the front lines and to protect the Critical Infrastructure that america relies on every hour of every day. The sub partnerships are the heart of everything that we do and are vital to ensure the security in particular of chemicals the facilities that store them. Foundational to our nations most important supply chain. Just like everything that we do, this is not a Medicine Mission that the government can do alone, this is something we have to collaborate with and work on as a nation. We know that the threat is only getting more complex, more dynamic and dangerous. Whether it is nation state threats, or terrorists, threats from cyber criminals, we are dealing with a very difficult threat environment. I think the good news is, we have incredible people working across industry across the state and local level, developing defensive strategies that are going to help us ensure that we can pr
Travel of other u. S. Citizens engaged in the region. Now i appreciate that. I would just mention time is of the essence here, i think. I i think youre going to be looking at, as i say, one member that is going to be introducing legislation today about these issues. Im trueing to assist you and you know, well see quickly the congress can act. But we are looking for feedback from all of you. With that, the chair recognizes miss jackson lee from texas. Again, let me thank the chairman and thank my Ranking Member and as well as the chairman of the full committee. Again, this hearing is not to draw you over here to the United States house as much as it is to make an important statement of oversight to act. And i started my remarks by saying that in the on the eve of 9 11, and although there had been much commentary of the potential threat that isil poses, im not willing to agree to those who have a perspective that the United States may not be in the eye of the storm. I think the way we re
More recently and, so much more capable. Even the ridiculous policies of our friends on the right can i keep them from moving forward. That is what you see all over. The other thing we have going for us in this moment is this is the first time in my career where on every major issue the American People agree with the democratic party. Think about it. [applause] i really mean it. I know that sounds like hyperbole. Every issue facing the middle class for what you were able to do at the debt ceiling, to minimum wage, 72 support an increase of minimum wage, immigration reform, background checks on weapons, 90 of the American People, infrastructure. 80 think it is a way by which you can increase the means of the country. He said i do like South Carolina but i like their port a lot, too. They meet hundreds of thousands of jobs. The American People agree with us. 55 marriage equality. Overwhelmingly they want pay equity. 35 is all the difficulties with the aca. 35 of the people do not want to