The Biden administration’s National Cybersecurity Strategy, published in March 2023, outlines how the White House plans on defending America’s digital ecosystem from malicious threat actors. The document defines key priorities for shaping a global cyber landscape that is more resilient and secure, but the administration will face obstacles and challenges while putting its plan into action. Overcoming these obstacles will require it to devise flexible, sustainable, and realistic policies at home and establish robust cyber coalitions and trade frameworks with allies and partners abroad.
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the red cross is prepared here in miami and all over the state as the track of the storm shifted to the west. we have been opening shelters all up and down the west coast. here in the miami area we have 37 shelters ready that are red cross operated or red cross supported. my understanding is that we had 57,000 people in shelters here in the miami area just last night. we heard from the governor who said 50,000 are going to shelters. he put out the call for volunteer nurses. he said they need about 1,000. let s talk about what the red cross is doing and what your concerns are at this point. when you see the red cross, it s a blessing and a curse. because that means you re in a bad situation. the blessing says they are there, the caribbean, cuba, puerto rico and now the keys in florida. do you think you can meet the needs as they are expected now? the needs grow, the extent of
because we re really reliant on a 19th century fuel source, we are going after more and more dangerous locations and more and more problematic countries to sustain our billion dollar a day habit. when we spend $100 million a day and send it to iran, a primary potential enemy, that is a national security issue. it s a military issue. we ve got to sell that to america. what happened in the gulf, and this terrific oil spill that s going on, we developed the technology to get after it. as we do so, as our needs grow, and we re pushing well heads down 5,000 feet under the water, we re on the edge of our technological capacity to get it, and we re beyond, apparently, our technological capacity to right a wrong when disaster strikes. so we re we re going into dangerous regions now.