Okay, so this is one of those stories that makes you kind of want to shake your head and wonder i, ive a stupid. Are they really that stupid or maybe they just think were that stupid. So heres whats now 6 countries and were going to show you where they are on a map. These countries, denmark, belgium, britain, germany, benevolence, norway, norway is important in this case. So its germany by the way, but let me continue. Those countries have decided to come together to build a security alliance. What is the purpose of this International Security consortium to protect what connects them under the north sea pipelines . There are obviously pipelines that travel at the bottom of the north say right, well, okay, that seems like a good idea, right . To make sure that those pipelines are safe, guarded. But when we get into the why, right, why are they doing this . Thats when this good idea seems both curious and hypocritical. So lets start with why they are doing this. The reason is this. Tonig
The department of Homeland Security. Dj johnson from the fbi. Jen silk from the department of energy. Let me set the stage for you a little bit before we dive in. Over the past eight years, and someone say longer, the country has faced an alarming increase in the number of Cyber Incidents against the public and private sectors, incidents which have ranged in scale and sophistication and severity. Last week, president obama ued we are pleased to convene this group of experts to provide feedback. It is so important that we provide feedback on how best to implement this policy. It directs the department of Homeland Security in coordination with a variety of different federal agencies to submit a National Cyber Incident Response plan within 180 days. We understand that a draft plan will be ready for you in september for your comments. In the meantime, we hope that you will use todays events to talk about the plan to ask questions about it to ask questions about how the writers intend to co
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Purdue University and Duke Energy will host the next installment of the Understanding Tomorrow’s Nuclear Energy Lecture Series in January. Kathryn D. Huff, assistant secretary for nuclear energy in the Department of Energy’s Office of Nuclear Energy, will present “Nuclear Power in 2050” from 3:30-4:30 p.m. ET on Jan. 18 in Stewart Center’s Fowler Hall and via livestream. Registration is required for both in-person and virtual attendance.