to talk about what it all means for the future of cybersecurity abroad and here at home is camille stewart to have you with us. i'm so curious what google has seen in light of the war in ukraine. have you seen a big uptick in cyberattacks? >> yes, we are focused on elevating information to help the folks on the ground in ukraine understand the threats headed their way and we have provided a lot of's work to homeland as well and are leveraging android phones to provide a kind of air rapid alert that folks need to stay safe. we are providing support in any way that we can. emily: specifically how have attacks ramped up? >> they are mostly locally targeted and we are seeing some activity around misinformation and disinformation, around the war and the campaign. access to information being limited, those things causing return. we are seeing a little bit of activity targeting ukrainian infrastructure but not as much as anyone predicted before when we started, but we are definitely seeing some activity. emily: department of homeland security had this to say, and i know you work there under presi

my name is camille stewart i am the global head at google at the intersection of our product security team and top social security team i have worked across government and private sector and cybersecurity issues. >> i am emily harding i and the deputy director of the international security program at the center for strategic and international studies which is a very long title. i just means i get to oversee the work of six scholars doing tremendous work in intelligence, defense and tech policy. two decades working the federal government both in the senate and senate intelligence committee and then in the intelligence community in a couple years at the white house. >> i am from intelligence and shop. we look at threats all over the world using response and a dozen different ways to collect the data we bring it all back to one centralized hub where we are looking at threats all around the world. for about 12 years before that was with ia and diplomatic security at state looking at the russian threat. >> max next? >> i'm a senior researcher for security studies and direct the cyber confl

my name is camille stewart, i'm the global head of private security strategy at google, where i sit at the intersection of our product security teams and our central security team and i have worked across government and private sector on cyber security issues for a number of years. >> i'm emily harding. i am the deputy director of the international security program at the center for strategic and international studies, which is a very long title. it just means that i get to oversee the work of about 50 scholars doing tremendous work in intelligence, defense, and tech policy. before that i spent almost two decades working in the federal government, both in the senate and senate intelligence committee, and then in the intelligence community, and a couple of years at the white house. >> i john hultquist. i'm from mandiant intelligence analysis shop. we look at threats, you know, all over the world, using response, you know, a dozen different ways to sort of collect this data. we bring it back to, you know, one centralized intelligence hub, where we are sort of developing intelligence on t