brent kendall: when it is a major corporation, is it an automatic thing? when i read about a big one, is the commission at that point looking to see if the company have done the basic steps you would expect companies to take in protecting consumer data? com. mcsweeney: there are gaps in our jurisdiction. we have talked about common carriers and nonprofit are a gap. yes, do we take very seriously large-scale breaches that affect millions of consumers? i think we do. as maureen pointed out, our standard is the company practicing security by design and the best practices in this area and security guidance in all of our 50 cases. we rely on technical security experts to evaluate the security and procedures in place and making law enforcement decisions. brent kendall: are these internal people who work for the commission? com. mcsweeney: they are both. we have taken steps to expand our technical resources. we are expanding to understand highly technical issues. we use outside experts. brent kendall: before we move on, one interesting fact of the wyndham case wa

. >> join our conversation this week is brent kendall with "the wall street journal." >> thanks for having me. while we're on the net become the subject in this world where we'rwe are in now, can you talk briefly with his commentary exemption areas where the ftc's authority has only been displaced at this point? arthur great areas where it's not entirely clear whether ftc still have several or if it's going to be mostly fcc? >> for example, we have litigation ongoing right now against at&t alleging that it made misrepresentations and engaged in unfair practices involving unlimited wire broadband service. we are able to continue our litigation because of that activity took place before the fcc reclassified. but down the road should we have problems like this again with another provider, it would be a serious question the provider, the defense would be we are a common carrier and you authority is foreclosed. >> i think it as if you're engaged in activity of providing a broadband or telecommunications service, then that's very likely outside of what our jurisdiction lies. if it's a different

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