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Cyber command commander it speaks at the National Press club in washington, d. C. Talking about section 702 of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act giving the Government Authority to do targeted surveillance on foreigners outside of the United States. Authorization for this tool is set to expire december 31 2023. This is about one hour. General Paul Nakasone asset cybersecurity is National Security. While the internet has given us Global Connectivity and rapid innovation, it also leads the u. S. Vulnerable. Malicious and often state sponsored cyber actors seek to exploit our new connectedness and achieve targets on our Critical Infrastructure and military. Since general Paul Nakasone assumed command at u. S. Cyber command in 2016 the National Security agency in 2018, he has seen the Threat Landscape expanded to become more complex. Over recent years, it has become clear our electrical grid, our oil and gas pipelines, and even our water supply can be vulnerable. Perhaps even the 20
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