I do want to acknowledge all the media that has been with us the last four days. We appreciate all your coverage and everything you guys have done for us, so thank you guys for being here. We would like to follow that fireside conversation with the honorable and newberger by taking an indepth look at the future of cyber. For our next session, 2020 four and beyond, the hard road ahead, we have invited a distinguished group of experts to look at the topics through multiple listings. Moderating this discussion will be the former cio nasa. Our featured speaker for this conversation on the road ahead are dave frederick, assistant Deputy Director for china, National Security agency. Eric goldstein, executive assistant director for cybersecurity. Retired Lieutenant General steve. Senior executive advisor. Andrew, advisor, technologies, formally coo, cia. And david richardson, vp of product endpoint and security. Look out. Please join me in applause and welcoming our speakers. [applause] wow,
The way quickly so im going to try to do that. I would like to welcome everybody to Daniel Morgan graduate school of National Security. A great school we have here and a nice opportunity for us to have the latest in a series of speakers at the National Security area, and also thanks to cspan3 people who are here today as well. I started off as a Clandestine Services in the cia in the soviet division, and we were always curious as to what the military people were doing on the other side. Today i get to find out at long last. Jim stejskal is here, our speaker. He has a new book special forces berlin, clandestine cold war operations of the u. S. Army elite from 19561990. Jim has someone who came out of nebraska, the midwest, and did a few stinlts in a very special place, in special forces. And then onward to some work with ngos and over to the cia, where he served as an Operations Specialist with quite a career, military historian and conflict archeologist. I would like to hear what that
Some of you know me. Im ron marks. I head up the Intelligence Program here. Before we begin our session, and talk about our speaker and everybody gets to sit down, i would like to make sure there is q a at the end, if everybody would be so kind as to shut off your cell phones. Frank fletcher, who is our head of Public Affairs here, has a very large and heavy mike. Hell run to you and get you. So be careful. Were dealing with dangerous people here. The best thing someone who introduces can do is get out of the way quickly so im going to try to do that. I would like to welcome everybody to Daniel Morgan graduate school of National Security. A great school we have here and a nice opportunity for us to have the latest in a series of speakers at the National Security area, and also thanks to cspan3 people who are here today as well. I started off as a Clandestine Services in the cia in the soviet division, and we were always curious as to what the military people were doing on the other sid
If everyone would be so kind as to shut off your cell phones. Frank fletcher has a very large and heavy mic and if he hears the phone, he will run to you and hit you on the edhad. Be careful. Were dealing with dangerous people. The best thing someone who introduces can do is get out of the way quickly. So im going to try to do that. Well kmnt to Daniel Morgan graduate school of National Security. We have a latest in the series of speakers in the National Security area and thank you to cspan people here as well. Im an old spy i started in cia in the soviet european division. And today i get to find out at long last. James skasal is here today, our speaker. Special forces berlin clandestine cold war operations of the u. S. Army elite from 1956 to 1990. Jim is someone who came out of nebraska, midwest and did a few stints in some very special places as special forces. And then onward to work ngo where he served as an operation career. A concrete archeologist, id like to hear what that is.
Before we begin our session and everybody gets set down, id like the make sure there will be q and a at the end. If everyone would be so kind as to shut off your cell phones. Frank fletcher has a very large and heavy mic and if he hears the phone, he will run to you and hit you on the edhad. Be careful. Were dealing with dangerous people. The best thing someone who introduces can do is get out of the way quickly. So im going to try to do that. Well kmnt to Daniel Morgan graduate school of National Security. We have a latest in the series of speakers in the National Security area and thank you to cspan people here as well. Im an old spy i started in cia in the soviet european division. And today i get to find out at long last. James skasal is here today, our speaker. Special forces berlin clandestine cold war operations of the u. S. Army elite from 1956 to 1990. Jim is someone who came out of nebraska, midwest and did a few stints in some very special places as special forces. And then