It is a great tester to maturity of the company you want to do business with is do they submit themselves to open hacking . Do they compensate hackers. If a volume and if you find a vulnerability of their product they will pay the hacker which is amazing. It gets hackers oriented the organization that puts that out there feels comfortable. They want to learn more. They have a culture that wants to identify and protect themselves. Any thoughts on the black holes . What is interesting to know my years of technology he will invent something new every five to 10 years and create a of natural holes. The social media today we couldnt fathom 15 years ago. It continues to be this notion of mixed Public Private and in trying to coordinate across your organization, most businesses meanwhile. So finding more ways to partner, finding more ways to Work Together to make sure we are covering this. If you look at my back in a database in your backend database, how come we dont have one bad guy databas
Required to give workers 30 days notice, before beginning furloughs. Its expected workers will be asked to take one day unpaid leave per week, or every two weeks, through september. Susie the white house is threatening to use trade Enforcement Authority and sanctions to punish nations that steal u. S. Trade secrets. Military information in the world is on Weapons Systems that are developed by private corporations whether in this country or other countries around the world. So drawing those lines is not easy. Reporter efforts by the white house to protect basic infrastructure and critical companies from cyber attack show this is not just a question for spies. Investors need to be thinking about this challenge too. So the question shareholders should be asking is, is the board of directors focused on this problem. Is the c. E. O. Focused on this problem . Is it a top priority . How are they organized for it . Are they spending the right time and money and resources . Reporter as washingt
Rising over 6 in after hours trading. H. P. Earned 0. 82 a share, 0. 11 better than wall street had anticipated. And revenues, while down at 28. 4 billion, also beat the street. C. E. O. Meg whitman has been on the job 17 months, speaking with investors today, whitman said she felt good about the rest of the year, and that last years hard work was paying off for h. P. But, analysts say h. P. Is not out of the woods yet. Its the type of thing that can be fixed quickly. This isnt going to take several years to play out so first of all it seems like meck whitmans vision is very much on track but were not seeing that play out in the financials, but it is encouraging that guidance was better than we thought it would be. He also says he expect morse writeoffs and pain from previous acquisitions ahead for hp. Meanwhile shares close the regular session at 17. 10 but as we mentioned earlier this were up as much as 6 on extra hours on the earnings numbers. Still ahead on our program tonight, for
It continue . Erika miller reports. Reporter selling was heavy in crude oil today, as it was in most commodities. But crude also fell on new Inventory Data showing a big jump in oil supplies. Today we had an inventory number which came out, which we were expecting a build of around two million barrels. We got a build of around four million barrels. Reporter across the room, gold futures were little changed. Although Industrial Metals like platinum and palladium got slammed. Grain prices also plunged, with wheat hitting an eightmonth low today. The thomson reutersjefferies c. R. B. Index, a Global Commodities benchmark, fell 1 today. Thats the sharpest oneday slide since early november. A big factor behind all the declines is a rally in the dollar. Another driving force of the selloff in commodities is worries about the global economy. If growth falters, there will less demand for most raw materials. The minutes from the federal reserves most recent meeting suggested the central bank ma
It continue . Erika miller reports. Reporter selling was heavy in crude oil today, as it was in most commodities. But crude also fell on new Inventory Data showing a big jump in oil supplies. Today we had an inventory number which came out, which we were expecting a build of around two million barrels. We got a build of around four million barrels. Reporter across the room, gold futures were little changed. Although Industrial Metals like platinum and palladium got slammed. Grain prices also plunged, with wheat hitting an eightmonth low today. The thomson reutersjefferies c. R. B. Index, a Global Commodities benchmark, fell 1 today. Thats the sharpest oneday slide since early november. A big factor behind all the declines is a rally in the dollar. Another driving force of the selloff in commodities is worries about the global economy. If growth falters, there will less demand for most raw materials. The minutes from the federal reserves most recent meeting suggested the central bank ma