coming up, a summit looking at cyber security and overseas

voting by members of the military. after that, several programs on the department of defense budget starting with a look at the automatic cuts set to take effect january 2, 2013. also a couple of briefings looking at the army and air force budgets. next a summit exploring new technologies and ways of approaching problems in overseas and military voting. you'll hear first from the vice president and general manager of enterprise security at hewlett-packard. he spoke about cyber security challenges and ways to prevent voter fraud and the challenges facing military voter participation. and the implementation of the move act which protects them to vote, regardless of where they're stationed and other ways to ensure that overseas service members have easier access to voting. hosted by the pew charitable trust and the ovf, this is about 90 minutes.

>> sorry about the dark video. especially at this time in the morning, but the fact of the matter is we are under attack right now. and cybercrime is a seven by 24 crime. in fact, most of us don't know that our businesses, corporations, even our personal information is under attack. so i'd like to share some thoughts about how we got here. what's happening in cyber threat right now globally. and then maybe some things we can do going forward. if that's all right. so with just over 30 years ago when the first famous cyber criminal, a gentleman named john draper nicknamed cap'n crunch became a famous cyber criminal. we were transitioning from the rotary dial phones to tone-based phones, and he found that with a whistle he got out of a cap'n crunch box, he could blow that into the phone and with the right tone and pitch he got access to the