Likable industry standards or it cooperating procedures than the most Effective Response will be through more consistent enforcement rather than Administrative Burden and confusion of another layer of legislation regulation. With regard to the Safe Drinking Water act measures have been proposed to acquire good design and construction standards, least detection, inventory control, Emergency Response, training, integrity inspection and financial responsibility. Within the terminal industry and in my experience regulations requiring strict adherence to policy provisions are wellestablished and would seem directly applicable to freedom industries. Thank you for the opportunity to provide this testimony and i am happy to respond to questions. Let me thank all seven panelists. I thought was very helpful to us, the information that you supply it. I couldnt agree with you more about the need for infrastructure. The state Revolving Fund is inadequate to deal with the challenges of modern Water
Ok. That is the sign. Good morning and welcome to csis. A year ago roughly we had chris inglis and and newberger here Anne Neuberger here. But if you talk recently about the National Security strategy, we will talk about a lot of the opportunities in front of us so i appreciate you both taking the time to do this. Thank you. We will have the ability in the final 10 or 15 minutes to ask questions. There is a button somewhere on the screen online where you can submit a question. Well see what you can do. What usually happens is in the last 90 seconds we have questions. Do not wait. Do it first. But me start by asking you both where you think we are. It has been a year of some progress but where do you think we are on cybersecurity . Anne im happy to start. Hopefully we are on the same page so we will finish each others sentences here. The threat in cyberspace continues to rapidly advance. We live in such a digitized society and the more connected it becomes in our personal data, from a N
Ok. That is the sign. Good morning and welcome to csis. A year ago roughly we had chris inglis and and newberger here Anne Neuberger here. But if you talk recently about the National Security strategy, we will talk about a lot of the opportunities in front of us so i appreciate you both taking the time to do this. Thank you. We will have the ability in the final 10 or 15 minutes to ask questions. There is a button somewhere on the screen online where you can submit a question. Well see what you can do. What usually happens is in the last 90 seconds we have questions. Do not wait. Do it first. But me start by asking you both where you think we are. It has been a year of some progress but where do you think we are on cybersecurity . Anne im happy to start. Hopefully we are on the same page so we will finish each others sentences here. The threat in cyberspace continues to rapidly advance. We live in such a digitized society and the more connected it becomes in our personal data, from a N
Test to where a link to the past and the future. So, were a link to the past and the future, and more than anything were a link to the community. And our motto is where science meets community. Our team does really Cutting Edge Research on different kinds of prevention strategies, preexposure prophylaxis. And if you go to our website, join prep hiv, youll see all of the many exciting studies that we have as well as our partnership with San Francisco city clinic in launching the first demonstration project of preexposure prophylaxis, taking antihiv medicines to prevent new infections. Were studying topical gels, retro microbicide. The way were going to end this epidemic is through a vaccine, weve controlled other Infectious Diseases through a cure. Were proud of our staff who contribute to this as well as the many study participants. And im just going to close with a quick word about the project. The way that this project came about was actually one of our staff members, Janey Vincent w
Happen, none of our activities could happen without the support of the city. Thats what makes us such a unique organization. Its what weve always had such strong support from the city. So, mayor lee, thank you. applause thank you. Thank you, susan and barbara, and thank you all for coming out today on this Ribbon Cutting on a very, very important center of research. We have never given up on this fight to end aids, and i am so thankful to be working with supervisor scott weaner and supervisor david campos and the board of supervisors. And we have through the budget year in and year out, and particularly this last couple years, where state and federal funds may have been waiting. We stood up and said, we are continuing this fight at the highest level to make sure we Fund Everything we can to end this aids epidemic. You know, ive been in the city working and the numbers came out. There were 20,000 people that died of this dreaded disease. There were over 20,000 people, more still are suf