sets of substances from the corresponding electronic database of the us national institute of standardizations drugs. inhibitory khorenesce were never detected, nor were any extraneous beers of unknown substances that are not included in the library of this equipment detected, and as a result, god forbid navalny recovers, scoundrels, mediocre doctors from omsk, they could not cure him, god forbid he dies, they killed, they killed, but you, listen, “ we’ll be doing this crap for a long time, we don’t understand that they’re just making fun of us, the plane, how much does a plane like this cost, it costs about 100 thousand euros, this is a special plane, who waited for a day, 100,000 euros, this is a company of veterans who can live out their lives normally and leave their grandchildren, yes , navalny is more important to us than not..." the crowns are all legal, pompeo, shmompeo, that's it, listen, we can't get enough of pavel, who was waving a vial of dental powder , what evidence, no, there is evidence of poisoning of skripols, no, white helmets, no, chemical attacks in syria, no, now it is

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technology laboratory national institute for standards and technology. so thank you for joining us. i will say i am going to go through the question at a brisk pace so if anybody has anything to say, please jump in. we have a lot of questions so that is what we will be doing and as the previous panel, specific people direct questions and i will announce that. the first question directed at christian from cisa and in excess of question, what are we talking about here. the question is when we use the term cyber risk management, what does it mean to you? you are from the risk management center so what is it mean to you in your day-to-day life? >> i just want to make sure the mic is working. this is our bread and butter. hopefully it covers it in a little more detail. risk management and cyber management in my view relates to a sense of decision and practice identifying things that matter most to you and put assets for things you want to protect at risk and making decisions to manage or mitigate or transfer or except that risk. risk management understood as