Collect. The Privacy Policy and what they will do with the information. Are there mechanisms that the private sector used for enforcing the limitations that are particularly effective so the government might learn from . Do you have a review on that . We see this a lot in terms of the data that our customers have, trying to help them implement. Actually they use the same mechanisms and often they have the same weaknesses. A lot of them do not. It costs money and takes time. Are they conducting the oversight of the data . Probably more so than some people and possibly government because of limited resource. They are still not at the level we hope. One thing is that a lot of them, even in europe where we have more commercial privacy laws, more to find the requirements. A lot is the best guess. For example, one that we have been running into now is looking into Cyber Security and giant multinational cities and trying to deal with employee privacy laws. They are asking questions like a ger
That regulation of the government but no regulation of at aes collection sits dissonance. If are places that are halfway between. That suggests one a set of answers to me. Im willing to think about wholesale government regulation. There is some there. It definitely emphasizes the confluence between them. That ends my part of the panel. Thank you very much. Thanks to the panel and for the audience questions. We will take a break and resume at 10 30 a. M. With the technology panel. Good afternoon. Thank you to all of our panelists for being here. The way we have structured the day is the first panel had to do it the theoretical underpinnings of privacy. The second panel had to do with technology and the third was the government panel. This last panel is on solutions, folks from the private sector might be able to suggest them. Each panelist will start with remarks and for the panelists yellow and red cards. The yellow card means two minutes left. The red card means your time is up. 20 mi
To the 94 bits in these graphs were rough total of 617 billion. My question is kind of a can to a congressman fleming was acting. Does it make any difference to the department of defense if the money comes to the department of defense via the base versus overseas Contingency Operations . How does that affect your ability to do it need to be done . I think i addressed that earlier when i said for the army receiving relief there are end strength provisions above 450 provides 4. 2 billion in one year relief. Im trying to explain. Ive only got a minute and 10 seconds left to so let me move onto something more specific. Look tauro combat ships that are being built in the state of alabama, secretary mabus cannot be built out of oco funds . I dont believe that under the current fund we can do new construction. Its not as good as base money in that instance. Is that a fair statement . Can you do Missile Defense out of oco money general odierno do you now . As far as i know we are not able to d
Deployments and we ended up producing hours and getting that next set of deployers ready to go we ended up delaying the deployment of carrier. When you talk about the Global Response force our ability to train our folks and their ability to have that next set ready is very much tied to the budgetary topline. Right now we have two carriers ready to go. We always have two to go. We are building up to a larger Surge Capacity but clearly with sequestration our ability to maintain that projection force generation is significantly challenged. Sir we have a designated Global Response force out of the 82nd Airborne Division that is ready to go and prepare to go. What i would say though is because of the fact that we have less forward station capability out of the army now the importance of Global Response force has increased significantly. Unfortunately i think it goes beyond damages the ability for the second airborne to force entry operations anywhere in the world. I go back to general dunfo
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