bernadette, who are your bad guys and bad girls? >> as charles said we do have the insider threat, too. bringing cell phones into the office, the smart phones, picture taking ability, taking pictures of screens, custom accounts, that's a very real threat and has to be mitigated. when you bring your own device, which is your allowing people to bring the own computers onto a network. if they're infected, that's an issue. also when you use a laptop at home you're not using it for company business and your connecting it to your router and your going out and doing whatever, and who knows if you've been infected. then you come back to work and to infect the network. usb devices, just because you don't have access to it doesn't mean you can't read up from the. that can be affected. like charles was also saying about when you go overseas and they hand you a usb device and say here you go, and it's infected. it starts downloading your company information and sending it out. that's a very real threat. >> and so what's the practical solution?

so what is happening, bernadette, to protect our banking system today and what is going to have to happen in the coming year. >> what i definitely think and companies in general, we need layers of security. when you're building you're security, it is one of the first things that comes into building the program so you understand what the program is meant to do and security should be not, as i said, it should have been one of the first steps when you talk about risk, you talk about security, how we're protecting this program. you have to think sometimes like the bad guy to be able to create something very good. and, unfortunately, we don't do that all the time now. security is an afterthought to what is being done. the program is out there and let's hack it and see the cause. you should have known the cause before, you have to find out if the vulnerabilities are still there and maybe they are not as bad as they were if you put security into it first. i think you have to start educating the public. it's not just for our industry and what we know. the people have to know, regular everyday peo

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bernadette the sheer quantity of debt but also the nature of the structure than that we can really determine whether these deaths are sustainable amongst the various provinces and municipalities by structure the debt meaning of whether the dead a short term in nature will turn to teach or target places free market refinancing risk. with the shadow banking system not so much in the banking system and also interest rate risk going to rush out the slicing get tough fight in that country. the g seven meets on monday to consider new sanctions against russia for its actions against ukraine. the new penalties are expected to target defense companies controlled by people close to russian president lahoud content the us and european union already have assets phrases and travel bans against a russian individuals and companies accused of playing a part in the so called annexation of crimea the western sanctions against russia and its actions the new craze may do some more damage to the russianconomy. that's cheew trade dls tds the russian g last year oneoint three percent the slowest pace since the glo

bernadette, who are your bad guys and bad girls? >> we have the insider threat, too.toing cell phones office, the smartphones, picture taking abilities, taking pictures of screens, customer accounts, that is a very real mitigated.has to be when you bring your own advice, you are allowing people to bring their own computers onto the network. if they are infected, that is an issue. also, when you use your laptop at home, you're not doing it for company business and your connecting it to your router and you're going out and doing whatever, who knows if you have been infected. you come back to work and you infect the network. usb devices, just because you don't have access to it, does not mean that you cannot read up from it. that can be affected. like charles was saying about when you go overseas and they hand you a usb device and say here you go and it is infected. it starts downloading your company information. it is a very real threat. >> what is your practical solution? is it behavior management with the employees? >> it is awareness. training awareness has to be ong

if he can do putin, he can do bernadette. >> yeah, i'm sure bernadette is a very big cat, very strongbehind your dad and the shower, the first portrait. >> yes. >> the self-reflection. >> yeah. so he painted and he said this in the interview, too, he painted it to shock his art instructor and his mom. but he also wanted to learn about water hitting water, so he painted this portrait of him in the shower, the bathtub. of course, our e-mails got hacked, and that was the painting that was taken. and he was mad. he said in the interview, too, i was really irritated that it was -- that our e-mail was hacked, because it's an invasion of privacy, but also, i wasn't ready to put my art out there. >> i was going to say, seriously, as an artist, something he was working at, that is -- it's just not a violation of privacy, but as an artist, you're developing and you're moving forward, and to have somebody pull that out and then throw it out there -- >> well, he was reluctant even to do this exhibit, because he doesn't want people to think that he thinks he's some sort of great artist, because he